Kevin O'Leary

What I've learned is— No, opportunity.

Opportunity.

It's opportunity.

And I see it over and over again, and I'm ambassador for it all around the world because of the fact that somehow, magically, this show, and you understand television better than anybody, this thing is on in 54 countries around the world.

I can go anywhere and call up the leadership of any place and have a meeting with them because I'm just an ambassador of the American dream.

That's pretty interesting.

Well, let's start in medicine.

Let's use specific cases everybody can understand.

I was in Miami two weeks ago and went for a full body scan, the price of which has dropped 80% in the last three years.

So in an hour and a half, this machine went right through my body.

Two years ago, it would have taken three weeks to get the results, looking for cysts on your liver or whatever it is.

With AI, with the agent they had there right at the scan facility,

18 minutes later, it delivered me a report, told me I had an infection in my sinus, that I had a cyst on my kidney that hasn't grown since the last body scan four years ago.

That was stunning and remarkable.

Yeah, it's great.

It is great.

So that's one use case of something very, very important.

And that's just medicine.

And so if you think about all the things that this can do, including the arts and in music and film and everything...

I think the use cases are going to be created by humans who find ways to use the tool.