Megyn Kelly

It's not about knowledge anymore.

It is about literally taking all of the expertise and intellect of the smartest humans that have ever lived

and compacting that in a way where you can have that beside you effectively as your partner, as your analyst, as your doctor, as your co-founder, as your co-parent.

So it allows you to do things that frankly we weren't able to do before.

The reason we're here and why so many people have a negative view on AI has nothing to do with the product itself.

It has everything to do with the personalities and the insecurities that have spilled out into the open amongst the players in this play.

And I think it's important to make sure we tell that story honestly, because it would be a shame if this technology

got negatively painted because of infighting and rancor and the kind of stuff that we're dealing with now.

You have, for example, like you talked about it with Mark, in the race where George Conway got crushed and Schlossberg was a nothing burger, the real two candidates in that race was a pro AI person that was funded in a way from organizations that wanted to see progressive approaches to AI, progressive I define as like, let a thousand flowers bloom

and then a bunch of doomers.

And the doomers said, lock it all down, let the government decide who gets it and how.

Could you imagine if the government decided how you got access to healthcare information?

Is that insane as it sounds?

Because that's exactly what they're saying.

And yet that organization funded by ANPROPIC raised $21 million and they spent in that election and they still lost, thank God.

So we have to now take the narrative back.

We have to paint the reality.

There's gonna be some initial dislocation, but there's some huge pockets of wins right now that are happening economically.

There are construction foremen, managers, engineers, plumbers, electricians.

These folks are making hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.