Dr. Mark Khater

So the fact that maybe Europe and the United Kingdom are falling a little behind when it comes to regulation, they're not moving as fast.

Sorry, when it comes to the technology, not moving as fast as the United States or China might not be such a bad thing because maybe we're not supposed to go as fast as the United States or China.

Because the economic impact of this could be rather devastating in the short run.

Maybe in the long run, it could be amazing.

But there is this short transitional period where, hey, society, people, institutions haven't caught up with the technology.

Definitely.

I have to definitely cite John Maynard Keynes now.

In the long run, we are all dead.

So the short run is important in this case.

And yeah, it's a great view on this.

You see both sides now.

You have the regulator side and you already mentioned that you do investments and you work with AI investments.

And so you have the impact of the regulation or also like let's say the speed.

You might be with your firm, some investments.

You might be someone who is pushing for this job loss.

Do you have a perspective on your investments?

How do you choose good investments for – or does it – I don't know.

How do you – does it have a policy behind it or something?

Do you mean how do you use AI to choose good investments?

Yes, but in a whole level, basically the prompt has to be some direction.