Demis Hassabis

And so I think that's what we're going to see in the next domain.

So that's going to cause quite a lot of change, right?

And so that's coming.

A lot of people benefit from that.

So I think one example of that is if coding becomes easier, it becomes available to many more creatives to do more.

But I think the top programmers will still have huge advantages in terms of specifying things.

going back to specifying what the architecture should be, the question should be how to guide these coding assistants in a way that's useful, check whether the code they produce is good.

So I think there's plenty of headroom there for the foreseeable next few years.

Yeah, I think that's right.

Any time where there's a lot of disruption and change, you know, and we've had this, it's not just this time, we've had this many times in human history with the internet, mobile, but before that was the industrial revolution.

And it's going to be one of those eras where there will be a lot of change.

I think there'll be new jobs we can't even imagine today, just like the internet created.

And then those people with the right skill sets to ride that wave will become incredibly valuable, right, those skills.

But maybe people will have to relearn or adapt a bit their current skills.

And it's the thing that's going to be harder to deal with this time around is that I think what we're going to see is something like probably 10 times the impact the Industrial Revolution had, but 10 times faster as well.

So instead of 100 years, it takes 10 years.

And so that's going to make it, it's like 100x the impact and the speed combined.

So that's what's, I think, going to make it more difficult for society to deal with.

And there's a lot to think through.

And I think we need to be discussing that right now.