James McHugh

I struggle.

to see the good.

I think ultimately, I think good will come from it, but I think we're going to go through a lot of turmoil to get there.

So AI will create an abundance of everything, an abundance of food, an abundance of

Clothing of energy.

Humans in that capacity to live our life, we won't ultimately want for very much.

Everyone will have a good standard of living.

To get there, we're going to have to go through 90, 80, 70% unemployment.

We're going to have to catch up, allow governments to catch up with what does that mean?

How do I deal with that?

Through a process and over time, yes.

There is no job, there is no role that we do today that cannot be done by AI or by robots.

So a robot and AI will be able to make every variety of cheese and do it as well as any human.

But you will want this French cheese made by this French cheesemaker because it's been in that family for 300 years.

And you'll pay a premium price for that.

And that cheesemaker will have a job because that's something humans will pay for.

So that's where I see it.

Yes.

And, you know, we talked about this before the podcast, but I listened to the Joe Rogan, Elon Musk podcast, and Elon was obviously being positive because he's thoroughly invested in Grok, and as he should be, because I do think with him saying that he wants Grok to be a truth-seeking AI, that is absolutely critical to mankind.

You know, there's these stories at the moment where you see chat GPT has taught people through suicide.