Nick Grossman
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I'll put myself in that bucket, right?
And so I do think it's going to be really big, and I think it's going to be really big in lots of unexpected ways.
And, you know, I am, as somebody like yourself who's close to using the technology today, you can feel the magic in it.
And so to take the optimistic side of things...
Are we going to get exponentially better at solving hard problems, whether that's, you know, making investment decisions or, you know, finding discovering new drugs, you know, discovering new forms of energy, doing, you know, things in ways that unlock efficiency and make things cheaper and more accessible?
Like, I think all of that's going to happen.
And those are all things that we want as humans.
And at the same time, it's going to be massively disruptive.
It's going to be massively disruptive in terms of jobs.
Already, you know, the sort of data center energy thing is both a tradeoff.
I think, you know, data centers are the biggest, you know, new consumers of energy.
They're putting a lot of strain on the grid.
Their communities are revolting around them.
There are also real economic questions around that, which is, you know, what's the right way for, you know, not just on data centers, but in AI broadly, you know, if you believe that a lot of historical jobs are going to go away, you know, what's the right way for humanity to benefit from this, you know, in some sort of ownership model or some other way?
These are questions that we don't really have good answers to right now.
And I am an optimist because I just am and my job is to imagine the good possibilities and invest behind them.
But I am absolutely also fully real around the unknowns and the scary things that can happen and also the –
You know, I think with any new technology, whether that's like the steam engine or the automobile or the internet or AI, you know, there are these waves of implications, right?
If you just look at something like
The automobile, you know, you think of it as a way to get from point A to point B, but you don't think about it as a way that land is going to get developed and, you know, business are going to develop and energy in the environment and the Internet, same thing.
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