Dr. Mark Khater

Are we all coming up with the same solutions?

That's very dangerous.

I haven't seen it personally, but I think a lot of my colleagues have said, hey, we're beginning to notice that all reports getting written by students and projects are around the same thing.

They're all reaching the same conclusions.

They're all academically correct.

But that never used to be the case, you see.

So again, our education system has to catch up with this.

And we're chasing the technology.

So yeah, that's an issue.

I definitely feel the wisdom of Kraut's energy here now.

And this is like one of the things for Kraut to make good decisions is diversity.

And things that can go wrong was the example in the book.

Inventors is like the Cuba crisis because JFK had these advisors around him that all thought the same direction.

There was no diversity in it, nearly none.

You couldn't even probably, you wouldn't have been able to paddle back after a nuclear catastrophe.

So those things we talk about in extreme case, diversity.

I think we're seeing it in the Iran crisis at the moment.

I think the Iran crisis is playing out in front of us where there was an over agreement, a singularity as to what the attack would do and how Iran would respond.

how the world would respond, how things would move forward, what the timeline was.

And a big part of that, judging by some of the things coming out of particular administrations, seems that chat GBT is being used biblically.