Ben Horowitz

I think the part of the advice that's wrong is there aren't going to be any employees and there's going to, you know, companies aren't going to hire people and it's just going to be AI bots running everything.

Like, by the way, like all the data kind of is going in the opposite direction of that.

Like even like software engineering jobs are growing like very fast, despite what Dario says.

And by the way, they're growing very fast at Anthropic.

So it's like,

At what point do you call bullshit on that idea?

Yeah, so there will be a job.

So Dario is very right on that.

There will be a job change.

So not the advice Dario gives, but how he gets written up.

Yeah, so those tweets turn out to be, I would just say, like, very overblown and not kind of representative of what's likely going to happen.

So, you know, don't.

And in general, like, the doom and gloom, I just think gets overstated, you know, a lot on AI.

By the way, the most dangerous thing, I think, on AI by far is that we kind of fail as a country.

We get too scared.

We overregulate.

We do what Bernie Sanders recommends.

And some of you are Bernie Sanders fans, but, like, we put a moratorium on data centers.

And then China wins, and...

Look, I think a world where, by the way, either China has like super intelligence and we don't, or we have it and they don't, is a much more dangerous world than having some kind of balance to the power.