Brad Sugars

Well, we got the start of GPS.

We got the start of microprocessors.

We got the start of so many things because he chose to go to the moon and NASA had that learning phase type thing.

Well, we live in a phase where Elon has said, I want to go to Mars and I want us to populate Mars.

Well, what have we learned and what have we had built?

We've built tunneling systems because Elon wants to go to Mars and they got to live underground.

We've built robotic systems because they need robots to build everything up there before the humans get there.

We've built rocket ships.

We've built satellite communication systems, battery technology, solar technology.

I mean, the guy is just innovating to the world because he set this amazingly ridiculous goal.

But it demands innovation.

And that brings me to a point that if you set a goal that doesn't demand growth and innovation, it's not really a goal.

It's just a to-do list item.

And so when I look at what AI does, AI speeds up.

So say my business coaches, whereas historically they could work with between 12 and 20 business people at a time, we believe with AI we'll be working with between 30 and 100 at some point.

Wow.

So we're going to either double or four or five times the amount they can do.

Because my AI system, and this is where I look at it, most AI is reactive, Sean, and this is the problem with it.

So you go to ChatGPT and you type in a thing and you go, what do I need to do this?

And after three questions, you've run out of questions.