Brett Adcock

Like, we need, like, millions of robots to make an impact.

That's just going to take some time, and it's going to be

Crazy cool.

So we're at the start line of that happening, which is like, how do we get AI out into the physical world at scale?

That'll for sure work, and it'll go really far in our lifetimes.

And then separately, we have AI now that can use computers like humans and can think.

I've shown you a little bit of that here before the show.

And, you know, that will manifest in a point where, like, you know, both in the physical and digital world, you basically have these little mini humans that can do human-like work and they can think and use computers and use machines.

And...

I mean, that's going to lead to such a productivity.

Like, we measure, like, GDP per capita, like, per human.

But if you're able to make, like, as many synthetic humans, like, you know, millions, billions, tens of billions of synthetic humans, in the case of the digital world, maybe trillions, that'll lead to the... I mean, I think the greatest...

uh, increase in productivity we've ever seen in our lifetime and ultimately, like, reduce goods and service prices to unprecedented levels.

Like a true age of abundance.

Wow.

Wow.

What do you, I mean, I'm just curious, what do you think, what will humans be doing?

I mean, I hope I don't have to, like, I woke up today, I was like, I'm in the dishwasher, getting my kids breakfast, like, just like busy work that I, like, my kids are sitting there.

I'm like doing work.

You know what I mean?