Illia Polosukhin

I mean, the way I look at it is I look...

I don't know the timeline, but from the future, if we look back, we have AI running on our local devices that has all of our contacts, that knows everything about us, that is able to go and do actions on our behalf.

Potentially, I mean, everything from e-commerce type thing, where it will go and get into a factory in China to get me the thing I want, or go to a farm...

here near Lisbon to get me the fruit I want.

The AI on that side batches all those requests and actually figures out how to supply, et cetera.

That is where effectively everybody just has AI representing them.

And that's why it's really important.

It's your AI because it will effectively be your representative in this world.

And so these AIs then talk to each other directly.

They don't actually need any middlemen.

So the example I use is, let's say for a medical case, right?

I did the blood test.

There's something off.

I need some medicine.

Right now, effectively, some medical research, they develop medicine, they go through kind of studies, then they submit it to FDA or similar service.

The FDA kind of approves it based on like an average, like it's on average better.

And the percentage of failures is small and like not impactful.

And here's 50 lines of potential side effects that you should be aware of.

And so it's like, it's a very, you know, dehumanized and kind of, you effectively delegated a lot of decision-making to the FDA.

The alternative world that we're building toward is where your AI is effectively the decision-maker.