Chamath Palihapitiya

I don't know about that.

I think if people really got into it – I mean there's a lot of people that get addicted to whatever their recreation is like golf or whatever it is.

For me, it's playing pool.

If you told me I never have to make any more money, I could just play pool all day.

I might just play pool all day.

But I don't know –

how many people think that way.

I don't know how many people would be able to find meaning and purpose in a recreational activity.

There's so many people where their entire being is focused around productivity and generating more wealth.

Well, that would help.

Well, let's go back to what we were talking about earlier with the taxes and the fact that you're giving money to a broken system.

Do you think it's possible that AI could show benefit in that they can analyze all the data, which would be virtually impossible for even an office filled with human beings paying attention to all of it?

And they could analyze where all the money goes and eliminate all the fraud and waste, like recognize it instantaneously.

Yes.

That would be a great benefit and a way to make it so that your taxes directly benefit people.

So what percentage do you think could be fixed?

Right, for sure.

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