Reed Hastings

But from a society standpoint, it probably just matters that the technology is developed and deployed in great ways.

Yeah, absolutely.

I mean, if another country doesn't have to be China gets ahead of us, there are significant scenarios referred to in a class of the singularity where the AI gets so good that it writes the next AI and that AI is much better.

And then that writes the next AI.

And so, you know, being first by even just a year gives you an enormous advantage.

So that's the exponential advantage.

But again, that's a theory that's not yet proven.

But even its slight possibility means we better darn get there first.

And I think we're on a good path for that.

I think we're doing a pretty good job on that.

You would push the edge on light regulation, make it easy to build data centers.

I think the government's done open field running.

I don't think we need a government investment program or something like that.

There's a lot of progress and we are

ahead of our competitors, as far as we can tell.

And again, we don't want to make it zero sum because you'd like, just like we did in globalization, we would like to bring the rest of the world along with us so that we've got a stable, we have less likely chance of war.

So, I mean, but that's happening.

You know, I have a slight addiction to skiing.

And on retiring from Netflix, rather than do a sailboat or something like that, I decided to take over a ski resort and try to make another Yellowstone club.

but one that was sort of more artistic.