Emad Mostaque

And that fundamentally changes the structure of society.

And so my thing was embed guardrails, embed standards, make it predictable, make it boring.

That's why I called it stability.

And it's not easy.

But again, I want to have the transparency on how these things are done.

Because then you've got all these other models that you don't know what the data is.

They're completely opaque, these giant models.

And ours are transparent.

And again, I think it's Linux, Windows, Android, iOS.

There will be both.

But at least I can do what I can do.

And my team can do what we can do.

Yeah, I think if you give the same education tablets to every child in the world that's constantly learning, adapting, and going around, if you upgrade the healthcare systems with the same underlying models, the same architecture to transform all the regulated industries, governments, and other things, and you give back the control of that to the people, you suddenly have a unified architecture.

that can enable us to coordinate better.

Because you've got the same information architecture across the world for all of these sectors.

And that's a complex hierarchical system.

Herb Simon was a theorist who kind of pushed this through, in that the way we coordinate as humans in groups is we coordinate at a local level, and then sometimes we can tell better stories that we suddenly get to the human colossus.

And we get a COVID vaccine, or we figure out nuclear power, or all these kind of things.

So I was like, if I can standardize the building blocks on which society transforms and give it to the world.

then I don't think there's a single problem we can't solve.