Ben Horowitz

And it doesn't matter, like...

whether the channel is the Wall Street Journal or a podcast or whatever, it's all the same thing now, like, because you're overwhelmed with media.

And so to win, you have to be interesting.

And then, you know, that doesn't mean you can just be all over the place and not be on message.

Alex is always very, very, very consistently pro-America.

Like, that's the thing that you can always count on him to be, and that's his main message.

And that's great.

And he's interesting about it.

He's got a great knowledge of history and all these kinds of things and so forth.

So actually my biggest worry is kind of the perception of technology in America.

So there was an interesting kind of poll that went out that showed that like, I think over 70% of people in China are optimistic about AI and kind of less than 30% in America or something like that were optimistic about AI.

And it's really because we always talk about

all the bad things.

You know, we're very focused on the dangers of AI here and not on the positive things.

And it's interesting, I just spoke to someone from Japan who was like, you know, the whole Japanese startup ecosystem is restarting because everybody's so fired up about AI.

We're all very positive on it.

We love robots.

You know, we can't... The Japanese love robots, by the way.

And, you know, I think we really need to focus.

Somebody asked me the other day, well, what good can AI do?