Chamath Palihapitiya

Exactly.

Because what we're dealing with with AI right now is, first of all, it's already lowered children's attention spans.

Right.

and it's shrinking their capacity to acquire or absorb information because what they're doing now is just relying on AI to answer all their questions for them.

Now, is that their fault?

Kind of, right?

Because it doesn't have to be that way.

You can still acquire information the old-fashioned way.

You can still learn things the right way.

But a lot of kids are just concerned with passing examinations and getting into good schools, and what they're doing is just using AI.

And they're

they're getting better test results, but they're also not as smart, which is really weird.

It's like we're relying on it like we, you know, it's like, it's essentially like,

replacing our mind.

And that's just the, this is the beginning.

This is like, these are the toddler days of AI and where it's going to be a super athlete in a few years.

Well, we're just dealing with – we're at the edge of great change, like great change that has no real understanding of how it turns out.

Yeah.

And I think that understandably freaks people out.

It freaks me out.