Haseeb Qureshi

No matter how much people do it, there will be front page news stories.

There will be viral threads, whatever it is.

No matter how many people have good experiences, anybody who has a bad experience, it's going to go super viral.

And there's going to be, you know, people marching in the streets about how evil the AI companies are for losing our money or whatever it is.

So the reality is like the risk reward is just not there compared to something like, you know, coding or medicine where it's like, look.

Right.

It's one, it's a lot easier.

Like, you know, if this thing gives you bad medical advice, it's like, well, we told you not to use it.

You know, you're an idiot.

But second, it's like, it's never telling you, you should inject yourself with, you know, this like thing that I found on this Chinese pharmacy, right?

Like it's not doing that, but that's the equivalent of what you would do if you're managing someone's crypto wallet.

You're like, okay, yeah, let me do that for you here.

This is like the equivalent of Chinese peptides, but in crypto land is like, yeah, let's lever up on this thing and progressively borrow.

Yeah.

When is that world coming to pass?

So it's, okay, there's multiple ways to analyze this question.

I think this is a great question.

So let me start from the top.

It's important to recognize that right now, it's something like 12% of humans who exist in the world today have used any AI products at all.

Most humans in the world have still used zero AI products whatsoever.