Karen Hao

And afterwards, he was like, that is a human right to breathe clean air.

And that's what's being taken away from us.

AI is a political project.

The central feature of that political project is taking agency away from everyone.

And Mr. Blair has successfully continued to propagate this idea that no one has agency in this, which is, I think, deeply anti-democratic.

The entire premise of democracy is that we are able to shape our future.

And if someone is saying you cannot stop one of the forces that will come to shape how the future looks, then what's even the point of democracy after that?

I mean, that is deeply untrue.

The things that we do today is what shapes our future.

And there are many people around the world that are now actively contesting the way that these empires of AR are engaging

in this technological imperial project.

And it's having an effect on these companies.

So everything that Blair said is, I think, absolutely not true.

Everything.

I will say, yes, you're right.

When he says AI will change everything, and when he says AI can change public services, I think there is, it can do those things.

And the question is, how should we allow it to do those things?

And which kind of AI technology should we allow to do those things?

Because going back to the idea that AI is ultimately a collection of vastly different technologies, you know, when we talk about transportation, we talk about transitioning our portfolio of transportation options

From more individual to more shared and public options,