Ben Swann

Because when you're saying if there are surgeons and AI is doing surgery better, I want that surgeon.

Yeah.

I don't want to say, well, let's save the jobs and get worse results.

So, I mean, at what point...

Do we get to that point where you have to trade one for the other?

Do we take the better result?

Or do we say, in some ways it's a better result, but for a society of people, maybe it's not?

Yeah, it's an interesting dilemma, right?

I personally want the better result, and I think you would agree on that.

But at the same time, what's going to happen to everyone?

So are you in favor of an income, universal basic incomes?

So I know that Andrew Yang had talked about this a long time ago and kind of was the forerunner on this, saying it's the only way that people can exist.

I think that's true.

I used to think he was crazy for that.

But now with AI, I can see it.

Yeah.

I think it is the only way.

I mean, just we use the example of trucking, right?

Five million jobs in the United States are truckers.

Jeez.