Dave Blundin

Well, no, they're they're the worst enemies.

But Dario and Sam got into the field specifically because they're worried about the future of humanity being a paradise and not being dystopian.

And so they're very good natured people at their core.

I think a lot of people who work in research, though, are looking for relevance now.

Because the transformer architecture that's conquering everything is so simple compared to everything they thought of and worked on for all these years.

And so there's a bias towards saying, God, I hope there's more to it.

But when the entrepreneurs, when Sam and Elon look at it, they're like, I don't care.

This can manufacture anything, can can cure all disease, can take care of elderly, can it can do everything we need to build a human paradise as is.

I don't care if it does the last remaining human thing.

What's even the point of trying to knock off the last human doing something unique?

Why are you even going after that?

Oh, I've got that one I got this morning.

This was just posted in the show notes by Ashley Gaunt, who's a dentist, said Peter and the mates.

I really thought I would never become an entrepreneur because I didn't have any ideas of how to turn my knowledge as a dentist into a digital business.

I finally did what you kept advising and brainstormed with my AI and boom, boom, all caps, idea sorted, plans in place to make a real difference to preventative healthcare in general.

I have no idea what the business plan is, she doesn't say.

This is insane.

I have gone from brainstorming an idea with AI from scratch to vibe coding a first iteration of an app and creating a business plan, which clearly defines a path from idea to monetization of a product in a single afternoon.

I didn't even realize I had an idea until I started my discussion with my AI, and it just found my passion by asking a few questions, and now we're prototyping.

Cannot believe this.