Caryn Seidman-Becker

And so to know that you could be destroyed by it, I think is really important to get real curious on it and continue to learn, trying to learn every day.

Also to know that

Through these periods of change, there's a lot of noise in the world.

There was in the internet.

So keeping your feet on the ground, staying really smart and really curious and really paranoid, putting it to work quickly on some low-hanging fruit where it can help you, being not afraid to test and learn and shut it down.

and pivot.

That is a whole orchestration as well.

But also to understand for us that in a world of AI and synthetic identities, true identity is more important than ever.

The fact that we have witnessed identities, we've seen people at the airport, we know that you're a real human actually creates a lot of power for Clear.

It's all of that.

It's understanding the risks and the opportunities.

It's putting it to work.

It's testing.

We have some really interesting meetings today.

It's bringing in lots of people to keep learning and staying ahead of it, but also to keep the noise in perspective.

From a healthcare perspective, I think it is massive.

I do think it changes radiology.

I do think it changes clinical trials.

I do think it changes drug delivery.

I do hope it helps cure cancer in the next 10 years and makes a big difference in our society.