Rachel Warren

So I'd love if you would tell us about your background, your journey, what led you to here, and then walk us through that experience, that moment in time when the world was introduced to ChatGPT.

You've talked a lot today about unmetered intelligence, the different phases of the integration of AI as kind of this ubiquitous presence in our daily life.

And a lot of that goes back to what you talk about a lot in your book, the AI Renaissance, which obviously has implications for consumers, of course, for us as investors.

What do you view as being the most kind of vital conditions to usher in the AI Renaissance?

And what does that look like in practice?

You know, AI is really rapidly commoditizing many of our skills and knowledge.

And I think one of the questions that comes up a lot, again, as consumers and as investors, is what does the AI renaissance mean for the future of work?

How does it empower humans, you know, rather than replace them?

What does that look like in the next, you know, 5, 10, 15 years in your view?

Zach, I think you've given our audience and us as investors so much to think about.

I think I speak for Richa and myself that we wish we could speak to you for two or three hours.

Such a wealth of knowledge on this topic.

But thank you so much for joining us today to our full audience.

Check out Zach's upcoming book, The Next Renaissance AI, Expansion of Human Potential.

Thanks so much, Zach.

It definitely piqued my interest.

I do think it could be interesting to see how this could create some kind of a blueprint for a different type of business model, more of a specialized horizontal partnership model rather than the vertical integration we've seen with Waymo, for example.

And I think it's kind of really interesting to look into how this partnership with Lucid, Neuro, NVIDIA, and Uber works.

Because it really divides the expertise of these industry leaders, right?

So, you've got the Robotaxi, the hardware.