Mustafa Suleyman

Yeah, for sure.

I mean, we are going to have to contend with a new type of software, right?

Historically, software has been, you know, input in, input out.

grab all the, you know, take all the income and then do the accounts and so on.

You type something on Airbnb and it gives you a search result page.

I mean, I think that's kind of plausible in say three to five years before 2030.

Or, you know, you play a piece of music and it, you know, on Spotify and that, you know, comes out as intended.

I think we'll definitely have that and might well be much, much sooner.

Could well be like a lot sooner.

And software so far has been about utility.

It's been functional.

The goal is for it to do the same thing over and over again in a very predictable way.

And it's been really useful, right?

We've created trillions of dollars of business value out of it and unbelievable social human connection and knowledge and all the rest of it.

Yeah, for sure.

I mean, we are going to have to contend with a new type of software, right?

It's been incredible, actually.

Historically, software has been, you know, input in, input out.

But we're just about to embark on a completely new phase of the digital journey where computers are now learning to speak our language, right?

You type something on Airbnb and it gives you a search result page.