Konstantin Kisin

Another is let's replace a dentist.

Why do I need to go and stand in line for three hours to basically be told, you're fine, go home, right?

If I have basically the doctor on my phone and I can talk to it and I explain my specific situations and I can talk back to me and we can have a conversation, I've just like saved myself a bunch of time, saved myself a bunch of money.

Society is better off as a result.

I think at some point it will.

I'm not... Sometimes people have this idea that you get AGI

And tomorrow you cure cancer.

I do think, by the way, so in Silicon Valley, people are also working on all these different ideas to stop aging, to reverse aging, to cure diseases.

And I think there's a huge... If you just look at the science, there's huge reasons to be optimistic.

And it's also the case that AI will be pretty good at science.

It just knows a ton of stuff.

It's really smart.

That's what's required for science.

And...

there's a lot of things that i think we get used to that we don't just don't realize how bad it is as a society that this happens if you're just living in europe in the 14th century and half your friends are dying because of the black death um

it would just seem normal to you.

You wouldn't think this is a problem that has to be solved, that life expectancy is 18 years old, and if you go travel somewhere, the bandits are gonna kill you.

This is just what life is, and 99% of people are peasants doing backbreaking work.

In a similar way, I think one of the reasons people have been so bad at articulating the benefits of AI

is because we're in a similar position to people before the Industrial Revolution, thinking about, OK, what is the upside of the Industrial Revolution?