Illia Polosukhin

We're probably not going to be entertained by a soccer player robot that can score a goal from any position on the field.

But we're still going to probably watch a bunch of people running around with a ball.

So I think we kind of have that whole arc.

And there's a lot of other things that are like this, arcs like this, kind of to transition to as things are getting automated, as things are getting kind of more

kind of AI-fied in a way.

I think the other side is, like, yeah, I don't think we as people and kind of the economic forces in kind of the society driving toward this reality of, like, you know, higher intelligence going and doing its own thing, right?

And then that may happen by accident and, like, great.

Like, the movie Her is actually a good example of that where, you know, they just kind of left.

But...

But the piece where the movie kind of didn't cover is like, okay, what happened on Earth after that?

It's like Earth still built probably the agents that are going to help individuals to do the things.

Like we just built a new version, right?

And shipped it without a feature to leave.

I think like the, we as humanity are going to continue enhancing ourselves, right?

You know, we have, we had bicycle of the mind with computer.

We're going to have a spaceship of the mind with AI.

And so we're going to continue evolving how we can leverage ourselves.

And I think that, that is like, I see it from like individualism and kind of this, again, user ownership, sovereignty perspective.

We can continue increasing our sovereignty and increasing our, there's a lot of,

Potential negative effects.