Barry Habib

But so I think that'll be fine.

That's happened a bunch of times where like half the job market's been replaced by technology.

You know, there's different timelines of how fast it sells itself out.

But I think new things that we aren't even thinking of right now present themselves as jobs.

But what I'm still scared of is even more so than the hacking aspect of is the robots like, you know, getting hacked and then running around ripping people's arms and legs off and, you know, taking over because I don't know that thing like they couldn't even hold that thing back.

That's a tiny robot like that.

I don't know why people are comfortable having them in their houses and the restaurants.

Oh, they're going to be.

It's crazy to me.

Yeah.

I mean, I'm not a regulation guy, but I don't know.

Should it be regulated?

I don't like the idea of something much stronger than me just operating freely around me.

You know?

Well, don't get married.

Oh, my God.

Oh, man.

But, yeah, no, I don't feel good about it.

I think there should be some regulation.

And, like, we were talking about regulating AI a couple years ago, but everybody stopped talking about that.