Reid Hoffman

Okay, fine.

And sometimes I go, I iterate on it.

And sometimes I go, oh, no, no, I think that's just not very good right now.

I'll use it for other things.

But using it constantly.

So I have, you know, I've enabled the voice agents on my phones so that, you know, I can point my camera at things and talk to, you know, chat GBT about the thing I'm looking at, you know.

say mushrooms right and so uh and and you know that kind of thing as a as a as a way of uh of kind of understanding and i do think that human specialized knowledge creativity will will will will even grow at a premium but it will grow at a premium in the use of the tools too like you can't just buy like i am genius i don't need ai it's like no i am genius because of the way that i use ai to be an extra special genius

Well, so it came about primarily because I was like, look, here's a technology that everyone's so skeptical about.

Our name for it is deep fakes.

It's kind of like if your name was disaster.

Okay.

So I was like, okay, but can I imagine that there would possibly be good things that could work with this?

And I was like, well...

Let's explore because we should and let's share the exploration.

We'll have this interview and conversation.

As I said at the end of the interview, I thought I was going to hate this because I'm not one of those people who talks to myself in a mirror.

I was like, am I going to feel schizophrenic?

Am I going to feel self-aggrandizing?

I can see all these different ways that I could possibly hate this thing.

And actually, it was more interesting as kind of a palette and exploration.