Pierre Poilievre

It knew that a charcoal umbrella at a certain size would suit that table out there.

It went on Amazon and found the charcoal umbrella.

It ordered it.

It arrives at my house.

And it transacted.

It transacted because it had my login details to transact on this particular website.

But it's just, you know, the framing is it can do anything that you would do on a computer.

A lot of people work on computers.

And the speed of adoption that we're seeing is staggering.

So my concern is actually the sort of near-term displacement before we figure out the types of jobs that – the types of new jobs –

And then with robotics on the way, you know, you hear someone like Elon Musk saying that there'll be more humanoid robots than humans, you know, and people say, well, you know, he's saying that because he's got a vested interest.

However, what I'd say is his timelines have sometimes not been right.

But when he said he was going to make those spaceships land on chopsticks, the spaceships eventually- It's incredible.

And my car out there drives itself without intervention.

So-

I don't know.

It's a really interesting time.

I can both see why this technology is going to change the world for the better.

And I believe it will.

But then I'm just really concerned about certain economies and countries that aren't taking it seriously because they're so distracted by other things.