Cassie Kozyrkov

No, we need to be able to have bigger expanded minds.

These tools give us that possibility.

We keep the parts that are human and, you know, the heart, the judgment, the integrity.

But memory, we're bad at that.

Let's automate.

Let's get better at memory.

Let's get better at putting knowledge at our fingertips.

Let's get better at trying many different solutions quickly and safely.

Let's expand what we can do.

So then we start curing diseases.

What about climate change?

Are we going to solve that by recycling our cans?

Every little bit helps, but how we're actually going to solve that is cheaper energy.

that is not environmentally damaging, that is safe.

What else are we going to do?

Materials, better materials.

How are we going to find those better materials?

How are we going to use our resources so much more effectively that it's not about each of us individually trying to be a better person, but just the whole thing together is so efficient

that we are saving the environment more than we're harming it.

It is precisely through technologies like AI that we get there, that we become collectively smarter.