Chamath Palihapitiya

And ultimately what that leads to is greater technology, which ultimately leads to artificial intelligence.

Right.

But what does that do?

It makes Ferrari make better Ferraris.

And all technology moves in the same general direction.

No one company says, this is it.

This is what we make.

It's perfect.

I don't think they innately feel it, but I think that's ultimately the result.

What happens?

That's ultimately the result, and it seems to be universal.

And it seems to be constantly moving in this one general direction, which is better and better technology.

I think it motivates us to the ultimate goal.

And that ultimate goal, I think, is that human beings constantly make better stuff, whatever it is, better buildings, better planes, better cars, better phones, better TVs, better computers, better everything, artificial life.

That might be the whole reason why we're here.

And the way I've always described it is that we are a biological caterpillar that's making a digital cocoon.

And we don't even know why we're going to become a butterfly.

But we're doing it.

We're doing it and we're moving towards it.

And it might be what happens to all life all throughout the universe.