Dario Amodei

You know, that's not my vision.

Well, we're going to talk about that.

But just this idea that, you know, can we deliver on the promise of equal opportunity and equal justice by some combination of AI and humans?

There has to be some way to do that.

And so, you know, just thinking about reinventing democracy for the AI age and enhancing liberty instead of reducing it.

Yeah.

You know, it's hard to predict these things because the technology is moving so fast and kind of moves so unevenly.

So at least a couple of principles for figuring out and then I'll give my guesses at like what I think will be disrupted.

So, you know, one thing is I think the technology itself is.

and its capabilities will be ahead of the actual job disruption.

Two things have to happen for jobs to be disrupted or for productivity to occur, because sometimes those two things are linked.

One is the technology has to be capable of doing it.

And the second is there's this messy thing of, you know,

It actually has to be applied within a large bank or a large company or, you know, think about customer service or something, right?

You know, in theory, AI customer service agents can be much better than human customer service agents.

They're more patient.

They know more.

They handle things in a more uniform way.

But the actual logistics and the actual process of making that substitution, that takes some time.

So, I'm very bullish about the kind of the direction of the AI itself.