John Reeves

And I think that the next kinds of wave, whether it's AI or those other kinds of innovations, whether that it's green energy or those kinds of a thing, that's going to continue to juice our economy.

And I think that the next kinds of wave, whether it's AI or those other kinds of innovations, whether that it's green energy or those kinds of a thing, that's going to continue to juice our economy.

And I think that the next kinds of wave, whether it's AI or those other kinds of innovations, whether that it's green energy or those kinds of a thing, that's going to continue to juice our economy.

That is a challenge. On my walk here, well, I didn't walk here, but I saw a Waymo. A Waymo drove by me and I'm like, wait a minute, there's no one in there. No one in there. There was no one in that car. Did you see the traffic jam? Yeah, that's the first time I've ever seen... a car and had literally no human was in that vehicle. And I was like, wow.

That is a challenge. On my walk here, well, I didn't walk here, but I saw a Waymo. A Waymo drove by me and I'm like, wait a minute, there's no one in there. No one in there. There was no one in that car. Did you see the traffic jam? Yeah, that's the first time I've ever seen... a car and had literally no human was in that vehicle. And I was like, wow.

That is a challenge. On my walk here, well, I didn't walk here, but I saw a Waymo. A Waymo drove by me and I'm like, wait a minute, there's no one in there. No one in there. There was no one in that car. Did you see the traffic jam? Yeah, that's the first time I've ever seen... a car and had literally no human was in that vehicle. And I was like, wow.

Yeah. Like a lot of that came from Pittsburgh, too. And you would see those kinds of cars, but it always had a human in there. But that was the first time I saw like a robot car driving around in Austin. And yes, that creates there's a lot of dislocation that's possible.

Yeah. Like a lot of that came from Pittsburgh, too. And you would see those kinds of cars, but it always had a human in there. But that was the first time I saw like a robot car driving around in Austin. And yes, that creates there's a lot of dislocation that's possible.

Yeah. Like a lot of that came from Pittsburgh, too. And you would see those kinds of cars, but it always had a human in there. But that was the first time I saw like a robot car driving around in Austin. And yes, that creates there's a lot of dislocation that's possible.

Yeah, well, I mean, universal guaranteed income, I'm not sure. I don't know, because you're going to have to have a lot of resources to provide a lot of that. And that creates all kinds of other issues and dynamic. But I'm not afraid of technology. But it's also acknowledging that there are going to be kinds of changes in those things.

Yeah, well, I mean, universal guaranteed income, I'm not sure. I don't know, because you're going to have to have a lot of resources to provide a lot of that. And that creates all kinds of other issues and dynamic. But I'm not afraid of technology. But it's also acknowledging that there are going to be kinds of changes in those things.

Yeah, well, I mean, universal guaranteed income, I'm not sure. I don't know, because you're going to have to have a lot of resources to provide a lot of that. And that creates all kinds of other issues and dynamic. But I'm not afraid of technology. But it's also acknowledging that there are going to be kinds of changes in those things.

And I'm a big believer in technology takes us into a more productive kinds of economy. And they're going to help solve some of the challenges that we have in our society for those kinds of things. But I think we have to find the perfect balance that we don't stifle innovation. But we also have to remember that there are going to be people that might be left behind or they're going to struggle.

And I'm a big believer in technology takes us into a more productive kinds of economy. And they're going to help solve some of the challenges that we have in our society for those kinds of things. But I think we have to find the perfect balance that we don't stifle innovation. But we also have to remember that there are going to be people that might be left behind or they're going to struggle.

And I'm a big believer in technology takes us into a more productive kinds of economy. And they're going to help solve some of the challenges that we have in our society for those kinds of things. But I think we have to find the perfect balance that we don't stifle innovation. But we also have to remember that there are going to be people that might be left behind or they're going to struggle.

I mean, hey, I was mayor for 13 days and I live in a community that was left behind by some of those things. And now the steel workers, the steel workers. I live across the street from the steel mill. And then it was announced that Nippon was buying U.S. steel. And basically all those steel workers, they were done.

I mean, hey, I was mayor for 13 days and I live in a community that was left behind by some of those things. And now the steel workers, the steel workers. I live across the street from the steel mill. And then it was announced that Nippon was buying U.S. steel. And basically all those steel workers, they were done.

I mean, hey, I was mayor for 13 days and I live in a community that was left behind by some of those things. And now the steel workers, the steel workers. I live across the street from the steel mill. And then it was announced that Nippon was buying U.S. steel. And basically all those steel workers, they were done.

You know, they used euphemisms saying, well, we're going to honor current labor deals. But that's a euphemism saying as soon as that's up, you're done. Right. And then that's going to be, you know. And if you think it's going to be easy for those men and women to pull down six figures or those kinds of an income, it's like how insensitive to say, well, hey, learn coding or whatever.

You know, they used euphemisms saying, well, we're going to honor current labor deals. But that's a euphemism saying as soon as that's up, you're done. Right. And then that's going to be, you know. And if you think it's going to be easy for those men and women to pull down six figures or those kinds of an income, it's like how insensitive to say, well, hey, learn coding or whatever.