Nicholas Thompson

Because race was so, right?

So the fact-checking stuff is useless.

The copy-editing stuff is pretty useless, right?

But the thought partner, you know what my favorite thing I did with AI?

I mean, I'm sure you've done this, old hat to you, but I went through and I had interviewed this woman for my book like seven times over the last six years.

and I input the, maybe there's 3,000 words on her in the book.

I input those 3,000 words, and then I input all the transcripts of all the interviews.

And I said, you know, please make sure everything squares with all those interviews.

Please identify any quotes that I haven't used that are thematically similar you can put in.

Please identify any material that I've missed, right?

It's just, it's so hard to like pull those old transcripts and go through them.

And it's amazing, right?

Neha does that instantaneously, right?

It's like a brilliant researcher that does quickly.

So

I agree entirely with your example.

And I also agree entirely that it's like one of the themes of exponential view is like use these tools constantly and learn both because it helps you and also because it helps you understand it.

I mean, like, yeah, I'm terrified of being in the middle of the barbell.

Like I got to get to the right.

I got to get to the big side, right?