Jamie Metzl

My neighbor doesn't have a manservant or an ox for me to covet.

You can kind of

Crook your neck and say, well, it means this other thing.

And then I presented these, quote unquote, AI Ten Commandments.

All these older people at Chautauqua, I was kind of mobbed because they said, give me the new Ten Commandments.

And I said, well, I'm going to publish a book.

I've already broken a lot of these.

Yeah, exactly.

I want to see the new ones.

Exactly.

When we have these new technologies, they don't just change the way we live.

They often can change us.

So a million years ago, our ancestors learned to control fire.

And once we controlled fire, we could tame the world around us.

And we could cook food.

Once our ancestors learned how to cook food, it was a very efficient way.

It made it easier for our guts.

And so unlike our relatives, chimpanzees and bonobos, they have to use so much energy to process their food.

We had extra energy, which went to our brains.

And with these expanded brains, because we had access to fire and we had these more accessible calories,