Mo Gawdat

But the hundred IQ points that I'm borrowing are more than my entire IQ because IQ is exponential, right?

When I'm borrowing a hundred IQ on top of my base, I'm still contributing quite a lot to the augmented intelligence.

Sometimes selling it to someone, sometimes just enlightening myself, which I have to say is the biggest waste of compute humanity is struggling with today is that you give people the ultimate form of intelligence and they use it to write a message to their girlfriend.

Correct.

So my next book is written with an AI.

So we're co-authors on the book.

She has editorial rights.

She decides the direction of the book and the book is better for it.

Because I have an asset that the world still needs and will always need.

Which is?

A human.

So when I tell the world that I'm worried about the future of my daughter, everyone feels my heart, which AI will never be able to replicate.

Because they can tell you we're worried about our daughters, but you know there was no daughter.

If the economies continue to run, we will all be about human connection, which by the way, was how it always was.

And this is why we go to concerts because, you know, the music could be composed by AI and played in a play and in the background.

But you watch Ed Sheeran brilliance on the stage and you go like, oh, my God, that's amazing.

So not all jobs will be gone then?

If economies don't collapse as a result of the job losses, then I wouldn't know if we would call those jobs.

But human connection would remain as the base currency that makes humans interact.

The ultimate skill, once again, I qualify this by saying if economies continue to function, the ultimate skill will be this.