Haseeb Qureshi

And it knows more.

It never gets tired, never gets lazy, never gets short, never gets angry.

It's always going to be polite to you.

And if somebody needs to actually draw blood, the doctor generally doesn't do that.

The nurse does that.

The physician's assistant does that.

The doctor's job was to have knowledge in their head.

And those jobs are the ones that are going to be most at risk.

Because in the same way, we used to have calculators.

Calculators meant human beings who calculated.

That's what a calculator meant.

It was a human with an abacus who would add numbers together to help you when you are trying to do business tasks.

Today, a calculator is a little machine.

All those people who did calculations are gone.

In the same way, the idea that it's a job to memorize facts and hold them in your head, we are going to look back at that in 15 years and say, wow, that's so antiquated.

It's going to look to us the same way that calculators look to us, of human calculators with abacuses manually doing a bunch of math.

No, not at all.

Not at all.

So this is, again, one of the things in the Citrini article that I thought was completely just a total misunderstanding of these business models.

There are a lot of competitors to DoorDash.