Hank Green

But then he started like inarticulately listing a bunch of things.

And he was like, I don't really know what to call this.

What he was describing was the liberal arts.

He was like, you need to be able to like understand people and communicate with each other and like understand behavior and have like cultural, like know what's culturally resonant.

Know where we are right now in the history of art and write good copy.

And I'm like, you're just like, so what you're saying is we should all go to liberal arts school.

And like for the last 20 years of like everybody should go STEM, that was a huge mistake.

It was a huge mistake.

And like what everyone should be doing.

I happen to live in a town where there's like a university system that's mostly in Montana, two schools.

And there's the liberal arts one, which has been suffering.

It's the University of Montana where I am.

And there's the more tech one, which is Montana State, which has been thriving.

And I'm like, aha, we're going to get them.

Those bobcats are in trouble now.

It's time.

It's time to be English majors once again.

So there's a piece of me that thinks that we get it.

We get human labor.

And when there are great products that are made with AI, they will be great products because a lot of attention was poured into them by humans.