Marques Brownlee

And maybe that actually means something that we didn't know about before.

So there's a ton of upside.

But then there's also a bunch of downside.

And you hear stories about this all the time, about the chatbots talking crazy to people about all sorts of other negative things.

How do you think about the positive versus negative tradeoff of all of our lives being filled with artificial intelligence?

Oh, yeah.

You always watch a bunch of interviews of other things they've talked about before.

And then you realize they're going to do the same thing.

It's hard to answer now.

And that's the point of being in this moment in time.

I have my nuanced take, which I say it kind of relates back to smartphones.

I saw like the time before smartphones where I was like playing around with the VHS camcorder and there was a bunch of different tech.

And then, you know, smartphones came along and they brought all these different technologies into this one supercomputer in your pocket.

And it's gotten really, really, really good.

And also it's sort of slowed down and improvement.

And I have a hard time picturing a post-smartphone world, meaning we've moved on from this form factor of the rectangle in your pocket to something else.

A lot of these big tech companies are trying to prepare themselves for a post-smartphone world.

Oh, what if it's a glasses thing?

What if it's a computer on your face?

So they're all trying that stuff.