Eric Topol

That's right.

Eek out of current, not just the large language models, but large reasoning models.

And so it's just gotten to a point where, and it's accelerating, you know, every week there's some of the other, the competition is good for taking it to the next level, right?

Absolutely.

Now, of course, you've been likened to treat Tyra like a really good GPT.

That is, you know, because you're this information meister, what do you ask the man who you can ask anything?

That's kind of what we have when we can go to any one of these sites and, you know, start our prompts, whatever.

So it's kind of funny.

In some ways, you might have annotated this with your...

Well, you know, I love this one.

I'm not very interested in the meaning of life, but I'm very interested in collecting information on what other people think is the meaning of life.

And it's not entirely a joke.

And it's also what kind of what you wrote about in the free press thing that most of the things that are going to be written are fake.

are going to be better AI in the media and that we should be writing books for the AI that's going to ingest them.

How do you see this human AI interface growing or moving?

So you obviously had all throughout your life and reading lots of books.

Will your practice still be to do the primary reading of the book or will you then go to 03 or whatever or the other way around?

That's great.

Now, over the weekend, there was a lot of hubbub about Bill Gates saying that we won't need doctors in the next 10 years because of AI.

What are your thoughts about that?