Cassie Kozyrkov

That would have worked better.

It would sound less like an alien.

But let's say someone with that amount of wealth could have every experience personalized.

Right?

Build him a restaurant exactly the way that he wants it and he has it for dinner and then he has the restaurant for dinner.

He has the food in the restaurant for dinner and then it's demolished the next day, right?

Presumably possible.

Now, why is that not available to you in digital and physical spaces?

It costs a lot of resources to personalize, except now in the digital space, the cost of personalization is going down.

You want a Minesweeper app that's got hearts instead of minds?

There you go.

And that personalization is going to be sweeping.

It's going to be everywhere.

You will start to see that all kinds of things that we take for granted, one size fits all types of things.

Why is your landing page for your bank the same for you as it is for the person next to you?

Why can't we have a completely fully on-demand internet?

Actually, we're seeing browser releases.

Google is releasing some things in exactly that direction.

Imagine if everything was personalized.

And imagine if what it took was you having a vision for how you want things to be, you having the clarity and precision of communication to express that, to wish responsibly so that the genie gives you what you actually need, because that's what you asked for, not what you thought you asked for.