Kevin O'Leary

And that's what China wants, and they want to get there first.

Now, if we don't get there first, if we don't develop something better than their AI and our ability to be predictive on where these conflicts are going to happen,

I think we'll be in a bad place in 20 years.

Well, we manufacture the equipment here, Tucker.

That's where it's made.

Okay.

I don't want to do that anymore.

I want to start making it here.

I want to do advanced robotics.

What are those?

What are you talking about?

When you say by a machine, I don't buy that.

Well,

You know, every time technology advances, it creates new opportunities that were not foreseen prior because you don't know the direction of new tech.

You know, think about if you and I, because we were actually around in the late 80s contemplating what new jobs would be created by the Internet.

And look at what's happened.

It's created millions of jobs and advanced all kinds of technologies and changed the way we live to the better.

And I would say to you, the same angst we had, the same narrative that was going on in 1992 about how the internet is going to wipe out the economy and it's a bad thing and it's dangerous.

Of course, people loathe change.

That's the nature of how it is.