Brad Gerstner

And if you listen to everybody's tone, it's all around the negatives of AI.

So I think we suffer from two things.

Number one is we have horrible messaging.

Nobody spends the time and the money to articulate the positive upside case so that there's broad-based support.

And two, the idea that there's going to be, as Zach said earlier, a few winners and many, many, many potential losers.

I think is really disconcerting to everybody.

And the response from the tech community, again, should be the leadership of the tech world coming together and actually reinvesting in America writ large.

They're not doing that in enough of a scale that blunts this.

So what you're seeing is the buildup of antibodies.

Is it avoidable?

Yes.

Are we doing a good job of avoiding it?

Absolutely not.

We're doing a horrible job.

I'd give the community, the tech leaders, a D minus, trending to an F. The response is what we're seeing.

So I think the question, Jason, isn't regulation, no regulation.

It's why did we get here?

And I think we got here because the other version, the glass half full version, the demonstrated investment, the broad based uplifting of American society hasn't happened.

And if it has, it's been very poorly communicated.

And so the response is, hey, hold on, we're going to give three guys trillion dollar net worths and we're going to allow them to control the keys.