David Solomon

It's emotional intelligence around spending time with people, how to connect with people, how to build trust with people.

Machines can be really, really good.

Tools can be really, really good.

But unless you're in the camp that humanity is not going to be about trust and relationships...

I think this is like a never thing.

And so the bridge is how do you use the tools, okay?

And with the tools, leverage more of your humanity and your connectivity in a special way to be more impactful with people.

Now, here's an example that I think is an easier example to kind of look at.

I have a daughter who's a screenwriter.

I've talked to her extensively about this because people talk when somebody writes about their voice, okay?

And one of the reasons why, if you really understand the process of writing a movie,

OK, sure.

Can I write a script?

Absolutely.

But the first thing is that script.

If my daughter's the screenwriter, it is not in her voice unless that model has access to every single thing she's ever written, every single experience she's had in her life, every single emotions he's ever felt.

Never going to have that.

And so voice matters when you're writing, you're doing something creative.

Now, here's the thing.

She puts her voice on whatever she writes.