Reid Hoffman

And agents are going to be the primary mode of kind of navigation.

What we describe in super agency as an informational GPS.

So in this entire informational digital world, we'll do that.

And there will be more agents

than there are people.

Especially when you consider the, even though there might be just one agent, Pi, that's kind of then instantiated with what remembers out of its

conversations and interactions with Hala, what it understands or remembers in its conversation interactions with Reed, et cetera, et cetera.

There's kind of this flow of agents.

Now, one of the things that I think people haven't really fully tracked yet, but I think will be very interesting, is how agents end up talking to each other.

Because when we have that many agents, you know, part of how you and I are going to coordinate, like we say, hey, what should we talk about in the podcast?

Well, one of our preps will be your agent will talk to my agent.

And they'll kind of go, well, these topics will be really good, and hey, when you ask a question this way, it'll be great, and when you answer it this way, it'll be great, and da-da-da-da, and that kind of thing.

Or this could be a really new, interesting thing to try, and that will be part of the world that we will be in.

And I think that part of that will then make...

You know, like the premium on thinking creatively, thinking differently, you know, as you mentioned, will be much higher.

The notion that, you know, what we, you know, kind of like my guess is, like, for example, if you go back forever,

30 years and you told someone there were going to be these jobs called web designer, data scientist, other things, they go, what are you talking about?

Crazy person from the future.

I think that's another thing that we're going to see even more of, which is like, oh, didn't realize that was going to be the job.

Huh, and it's cool.