Grant Harvey

These are interesting because ultimately, law is not an absolute thing.

It's going to be a people thing where people are making arguments and it'll come down to a public opinion to a degree.

And that's why this thing will also shift, I would suspect.

So if people see value and they feel more comfortable with it, then it shifts and evolves.

But it takes time to evolve.

People are slow to adjust.

I think that's what's going to be interesting as well, is seeing people who... In the same way that...

Someone who was born in the mid-90s is way better at the internet, and someone who was born in the mid-naughties is way better at using a smartphone.

Someone who was born in the mid-2010s is going to be unbelievable at the problem of engineering.

But it won't be the education.

The education system will be slow to catch up.

They always are.

It'll be people like in the same way, like in the same way that all the people who were building sort of GeoCity's website way back when are the future web developers.

I was one of those.

Yeah.

And like, and you did it and you learn how to do it and you messed around with the tools.

I did.

The people who are just like, oh, I'm going to see if I can get child DVD around my homework.

And two years later, they built a complex multi-agentic system that's passed a PhD.

You're like, that's the person who's starting your next unicorn.