Bill Gurley

It's going to crush me.

I'm going to lose my job.

Look at this world.

It's unfair.

Now, if you contrast that with someone who is a proactive, independent climber, who's trying to build their craft, their world, they're a continuous learner.

For that person, AI is a jet pack.

Like they can now do more things faster that they wanted to do, and they can achieve more than they were able to before.

They get to run extra fast.

So two people maybe in the same station in life, AI looks like the opposite to them.

Yeah.

And look, I'm somebody that... I don't think you feel this if you switch jobs at three years, but when you reach a true retirement, and I'll be 60 next year, and when I decided...

that, okay, I loved every minute of being a venture capitalist, but it's time for me to, to pass it on to the next generation and move out of the way.

It's reflective.

Like, oh shit, I'm, I'm there.

Like I've, and, uh,

I think it's hard when you're 25.

I think when you're, one of the benefits of being 18 is you don't see the end of times at all.

Like, and that gives you all kinds of superpowers like to play.

Um, there's some point at which you realize there's an end to all of this.

And for this particular thing about your career, I think the sooner you can,