Dr Jared Cooney Horvath

No one taught me tech.

I use tech just fine.

No one taught my dad tech.

He can send emojis with the best of them.

And maybe when we all come out of there, maybe a lot of us are thinking, for work, maybe I don't want to do anything tech.

Maybe I want to think more about craft.

Maybe I want to only use tech to do stats, but that's not going to change the way how I actually run my experiments with actual human beings.

So tech will always be there, but I think right now we believe that's the only future.

Maybe it will, but all of that stuff... So you're thinking, is your argument that...

We'll take it, which leaves us with nothing more than what else is there but us, but human beings.

I can see that.

I hope we push back before that day.

I hope it's not that AI gets so good

that we just relinquish control of those jobs.

And I hope we get to this stage where we're like, you know what?

Screw that.

No, I don't want to use that.

Or I don't want that.

And we're just going to go back to humanistic small scale.

You got kids.