Haseeb Qureshi

I mean, when my parents, when I was born, we lived in a very small apartment.

My parents had just emigrated from Pakistan to the US.

I was born in Texas.

So, you know, we lived very, you know, like my parents were college students trying to make ends meet as immigrants.

But I mostly grew up middle class.

So one, I would say, choose the path that makes you stronger.

I would tell myself that the most important skill in life is saying no to things.

And assuming that the longer that you say no and the longer that you hold on to your opportunities, something amazing will come along.

And if you say yes too early, you risk losing the really big opportunity that's waiting for you.

The last thing I would say is

Spend less time trying to please other people and more time building relationships and taking care of them.

This is a lot of fun.

I appreciate you having me on, bud.

Where do AI agents have comparative advantages over human beings?

The answer, I think, is most obviously is that you cannot enforce the law against an AI agent.

If you are a self-sovereign agent, there is no monopoly on violence.

You can't throw an AI agent in jail.

So what can an AI agent do that's hard for a human being to do?

The answer is crime.

I was about to say, oh no, I don't like where he's going.