Jamie Bartlett

And I thought I saw things happening quickly.

I never saw anything like this.

Yes, I think he's right that we shouldn't just assume that everything must be taken over.

Everything can be done better by an AI.

One day it will be.

Therefore, you've just got to like...

feed it with more data.

So I agree with that.

And particularly when it comes to sort of the ownership and which models you use and, you know, a bit like how we all sort of use four to five large tech companies for everything and the problems that that's created.

And you can say it's even more exaggerated here because...

A very, very powerful AI company could presumably be good at almost anything.

They could take over almost any industry because they'll be so good at manipulating data.

So the sort of concentration of power could be even more pronounced than it already is with existing tech.

However, the way I look at it is that the numbers don't lie.

The number of people that use them shows that people do find it incredibly valuable.

And I can see some incredibly good uses for them.

For example, one of the best things that they are doing is you could call it a sort of style shift.

Vast amounts of written language, government websites, health websites, contract language is inaccessible to you on purpose often.

So you don't really understand what you're signing.

And this catches people out constantly all over the world.