Caryn Seidman-Becker

There's a good place for humans, but all humans should be using AI.

I remember when I started on Wall Street, they didn't want to use email.

We were still getting faxes because they were worried about security.

You got to be thoughtful to it all.

I'm not as good at it as I would like.

I assume historically that everyone wants to win and that- It's wired like you.

Of course.

I have three kids and I show up at the field trip and I don't miss a soccer game at a birthday party, but I'm also sending emails at 2 a.m.

So of course you can make it all happen.

You want to.

You just want to run and you're curious and it's not just a job, it's a way of life.

And I'm often disappointed and I go in with that bias and I don't ask the right questions because I go in with this positive bias that-

You want to live it.

You want to do it.

And customer says, jump.

And you say, how high?

And I'm not right.

And that is consistently disappointing to me.

And so I'm working on that.

I do like Ace Greenberg at Bear Stearns.