David Sacks

Yeah, let me say a couple of things.

But what you're saying makes a lot of sense, but I think people hate—

other people's success i think there's a lot that's been going on this fueling that's going on with the lack of social mobility but seeing a small segment of the population accelerate technology's really had that driven that i'll be the first to admit there's a small population in california that's done extremely well while most of californians have been left behind do you think you're electable in a sense i mean you're not fueling the populist sentiment that i think every one of your candidates has found they can tap into and that may put you at a big disadvantage in this race

That's a longer conversation, but I do think giving more people more ownership is important.

But I'm not sure people are going to want to or need to work at big companies anymore with AI.

It's a longer conversation.

But in the same way that Instagram, Shopify, Etsy created a TikTok, created new platforms,

jobs almost like new roles new ways that people could earn yeah i think ai is going to create a thousand times more new ways for people to earn than they do today and they're not going to have to have the job that they feel like they're stuck with today and ai is actually going to accelerate more people up the ladder faster than anyone's really realizing and i can give you countless examples of this that i've seen recently but i think we're all going to wake up pretty happy with the next advance in economic mobility that's going to be unleashed because of ai not in spite of it

The cool thing is AI can teach people how to use AI.

That's true.

Which is where I'm starting to see a lot of people learn how to use these tools on their own by asking the AI and engaging.

And then there's this moment where it's almost like you lit a match on a bunch of Tinder for the first time and you're like, whoa.

And I've seen this in person.

I'm watching people get knocked down like bowling pins in terms of

Whoa, that whoa moment that I've been visibly seeing people just in the last couple of months is making me very optimistic.

I mean, curiosity and asking questions and learning how to think, not teaching them knowledge, is a massive problem that we're dealing with in education in the United States, in my opinion, on its own.

Kids are not being taught how to question how to build.

They're being taught facts.

Those facts are irrelevant because they all exist in AI now.

You don't need to know all those facts.