Andy Laats

And I'm like, holy, this is hard.

And what happens if I screwed up?

Yes.

Well, and it was also sort of posthumously like, oh, wow, was Liz facing similar questions about her ability to do this gigantic task?

Oh, and the other thing about the shortcomings of maybe the AI model, as far as I understand it too, is sort of like if, and what I wanted to convey in this to a certain degree was like,

The gift that Liz gave me and then the idea that if the kids could feel that, then they would be able to pass that on.

And if they learn the lessons just from DI or AI, they're going to pass that on.

It's like how they're creating artificial data now to feed the models.

So it's sort of like the danger of if it actually works sort of okay, that's what we're going to perpetuate.

That's what the species is going to perpetuate.

Like we have this possibility of just...

plateauing at the current understanding, right?

All these deep and distinguishing characteristics of humans from other species all kind of happen in a single instant.

And that's the connection where it's like, I am not alone.

I am understood.

The world is an okay place, even if bad things happen.

This sort of catalyst of empathy.

And it's such a whole feeling.

It's such a joyful feeling.

I call it the prize, right?