Evan Hafer

It's interesting.

Exactly.

Like, you can go down the rabbit hole a million ways, and it doesn't... It gets dark only if you let it get dark, where, okay, they're gonna occupy the planet, they're gonna, you know, make us all slaves, or they're gonna kill us all.

Like, yeah, you can go there, but half the time, you're not gonna go there.

It's just an interesting thought experiment.

it's like it's already smarter than people what's going to be i i think it's going to be a white collar apocalypse right so when you think about yes just attorneys yes okay so if you have the ability to case reference any legal file ever instantaneously instantly yep and form a case why are you going to need paralegals and you know

First year attorneys, you're not going to need them.

And how are our kids growing up today, like when they used to think about, you know, professions and things that they would go into, they would have, you know, clear roads into, okay, these are professional work tracks that they can go out and find a job and whatever, accounting, legal, engineering.

But it's going to change the entire professional landscape for, I mean, every generation from this point forward, basically entering the workforce.

So it's going to be an entire rise of an economy that's going to be human-built versus AI-built, right?

So, I mean, there has to be.

Like, if you have a label...

organic, or it will be essentially, I think, the same type of thing, where it's like human-made versus AI-made.

It would almost have to bifurcate the economy into two different sections.

I ask you questions.

It's so much better than Google.

Do you think that...

That's because they don't want to recognize it, look at it.

I don't think they know.

So what's the end state then would be?