Mark Rober

Or like concerts are a great example.

Like you never go back and look at those.

You just need one, I think.

Yeah, that's right.

I mean, look, AI still needs humans right now to like push buttons, especially when you say like AGI.

Like once you have robotics, there's an argument that like

now humans are truly redundant as like, it makes sense that we're going into robotics.

I think it pairs naturally with AI.

Um, I don't know what it means.

I don't know how great it is for our species.

I was, I'll, I'll tell you this.

I don't want to say a name here, but I was talking to someone who's like, you know, in Silicon Valley, he said he was at a dinner at his house with like 10 other people who are like leaders in Silicon Valley with AI.

You would know half the names very well.

They had a vote that said by the year 2050, what's the chance our sun is covered in a Dyson sphere, meaning a Dyson sphere.

That's right.

It's a type, basically it's basically a solar panel that goes all around the sun.

So you capture all the energy and then you could use that energy then to populate the solar system in the universe ostensibly.

And of this group of folks.

Eight of 10 said greater than 50% chance by 2050 our sun is coming.

Really?