Jordan Harbinger

Thank you.

What if the next 20 years bring more change than the last 200, and we're not remotely ready for it?

Jamie Metzl joins me to unpack the mind-blowing collision of AI, biotech, and genetics that's already reshaping what it means to be human.

If you look at all of the scientific progress of the last 100 years, and you compare that to the 100 years before that, and 100 years before that, we see this rapid acceleration.

Because these systems are so complex,

We need a language.

And understanding the language of biology, which already exists, for us to understand it, we need these capabilities.

And AI, with all these other technologies, will be that.

And as we as humans and as our machines learn more about how to learn, more learning becomes possible.

Acceleration begets acceleration.

If we think this is a conversation about technology, we're going to get lost.

This is a conversation about humanity and it's a conversation about values.

It's about who are we as we guide these revolutions.

But humans have co-evolved with our technologies for thousands of years and more likely tens of thousands of years.

So it's not us versus our technology.

Our technology is us.

And the question is, what's the best way for us to co-evolve in a healthy, sustainable way?

But we need to know what we're trying to achieve.

Every single person has a role in deciding how these technologies are used or not used as individuals and as a community.

And that needs to guide us going forward.