Emad Mostaque

And we're not sure what those will be, but they could spread faster than anything we've ever seen.

And so that's probably something to watch out for within that five-year period that you're talking about.

And I think that relates to this network state concept and other things.

But for the people that...

get engaged by this and again we see that's largely the youth so on the one hand you have the youth with the ai girlfriends on the other hand you have the youths that want to believe in something bigger to fill the void and who's going to step in

Yeah.

We need to tell better, more positive stories about the future.

And these are the stories of universal education, universal healthcare, you know, solving the mysteries of the universe and others.

So I've got a lot of, because that's hope for humanity, right?

And a lot of the things that we see are dystopias because you're looking at the tiger, you're spotting it.

AI is the tiger in the bush.

And it's difficult to write a tiger, but maybe that's a kind of cool picture that we can make in stable diffusion in two seconds, right?

Because it does have this duality of potential outcomes and maybe it's actually all of them.

So what are the stories that we should tell?

And I think this is, again, part of the crisis of what is the American identity?

What is the American story today?

Whereby you've gone through many cycles.

What do Americans believe?

And what does America want it to be?

I'm not sure what Americans want America to be.