Mark Roberge

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Proven Podcast · The Science of Scaling & AI - Mark Roberge · 1 Jul 2026 podcast

And I think like, if you want to go there and this is an area where we can talk later more tactically about the principles of the book on like how to scale revenue, which I, I'm one of the most well-read I think in the world, if I could say that humbly and I can speak to you in depth there.

What I'm about to speak to, I'm not certainly at that level.

I'm not an economist.

I'm not like a politician or,

But I am a tech entrepreneur.

I think I'm decent at vision.

And I've also have been curious about this for many years because I don't want to bring a tech into the world that harms society.

So I think it's important that we think about this.

My personal opinion is you have to zoom way out to almost a multi-thousand year view.

I do think this movement around AI is not comparable to the transition to the internet.

It's comparable to when we went from a nomadic species to an agricultural one.

It's comparable to when we went from feudism to democracy.

And if you look at the deep histories there...

There was a lot of skepticism as to whether that could even be had.

And there were multiple generations of massive pain in the transition.

If you look at the history of moving from nomadic to agricultural, there was tremendous skepticism.

It was like, where are you going to find enough animals to eat if you just stay in the same place?

And how are you going to protect yourself from like attack if you stay in the same place?

Everyone's going to know where you are.

And they tried it and everybody went back to nomadic because not only did those two things happen, everyone was dying of disease because as a species, we'd never lived in close quarters with animals for so long that we didn't adapt.

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