David Sacks

I used that time up, and the president appointed me to this new role.

It allows me to continue being a technology advisor, in fact, on a wider range of issues.

So before it was AI and crypto.

Now it's whatever PCAST wants to study or talk about or make recommendations.

I think in addition to AI, other areas that are interesting are nuclear power, quantum computing, advanced semiconductors, all these different areas.

I think we've got some biotech.

Thank you, Freeberg.

And we have some incredible people who are now on PCAST to kind of run with this.

Well, I don't know.

We have people who've won a Nobel Prize for physics on their

We're talking about people who are experts in, like I mentioned, quantum computing, fusion, nuclear, biotech, pretty much everything across the board.

I would say that one difference between this PCAST and previous ones is you have more doers, more builders, people who've actually created products or companies.

We think that's a good thing.

Why would it be a bad thing?

I mean, is it a bad thing that

Marc Andreessen invented the first internet browser, or Jensen invented the GPU.

If you're going to make recommendations about advanced semiconductors, don't you want to have someone who actually invented some of the key products in the space?

Well, it's science and technology.

So I'm going to focus on the tech stuff.

Got it.