Brett Adcock

all this stuff so good that you won't go order food anymore, book stuff, do a lot of work behind a computer, physical stuff in the world of doing laundry and dishes.

Just the bullshit legwork.

Yeah.

Does anybody want to do that?

I don't want to do it.

Yeah.

So like, you clear all that from my life.

Like I got to spend time with my kids, like enjoy life, like kind of be like, like, I guess like clear headed, um, do stuff I really love.

Like I love working, but I don't like doing all this busy work.

Um, it's just like not, it's just like manual, like just like labor I'm doing behind computers or like in the physical world.

And just like, I want to delegate that out to my AI to do and fully automate it out.

That's,

I don't know why I've never thought about that.

I've never thought about it like, I've always looked at it as fear.

I've always been like, oh shit, they're going to take everything over.

It's a compression algorithm.

Like we're basically running a large scale compression.

So like, I think, you know, the way I look at it now is,

Uh, we basically had built, like, synthetic human intelligence that can use computers and machines.

So, like, I'm gonna delegate out all this busy work on both my digital life and physical life to, like, to robots.