Konstantin Kisin

But the fact that he had to is evidence of where your society is.

Is that a fair assessment?

The ones you meet, you're a conservative, of course.

Well, if I thought that was the case here, I'd also be optimistic, but it's not.

You guys are very lucky if that's the case, yeah.

Pierre, one thing that Frances and I have been thinking about a lot, because I think anyone is thinking about a lot at the moment, is I think the world is about to change very dramatically.

It's a trivial thing to say in one way, but we went to San Francisco and you walk around, like a third of the cars on the road are not driven by humans anymore.

You talk to some of the people in AI.

like this thing is happening really fast.

Uh, do you have any thoughts on, you know, the impact that that will have on countries like Britain, like Canada, and what do you see coming down, down the pipe?

I think you're exactly right.

Although I think 50 years is extremely optimistic.

I think it's happening very quickly.

If you watch or listen to Trigonometry regularly, this won't surprise you.

The cost of everyday life has crept up to the point where even sensible people are feeling the squeeze.

You do the right things.

You work, you budget, and somehow the money still doesn't go as far as it used to.

Food costs more.

Insurance costs more.

Everything costs more.