Rob Armstrong

And this, by the way, is what has happened in the past with revolutionary new technologies, internet, personal computer, telephone, car.

Fine.

The question I would say about this is the sequencing.

Like when does when do the firings happen or the disappearance?

Let's call it the disappearance of certain jobs.

And when do the new jobs and the new forms of income appear?

Because if those come in the wrong order, it's going to be an unpleasant decade for some of us.

You know what I mean?

No, that's a problem.

Yeah, it sure is.

And, you know, there is, if nothing else, the people running these companies, the open AIs and the anthropics and everyone else, they better think more carefully about their messaging than they have so far.

Because, boy, are they falling over their feet right now.

And they are not making themselves popular.

And they've got to rethink how they're approaching this whole situation.

It's not a winning corporate message.

Congratulations, you're fired.

Courtesy of Anthropic.

I think the kind of tail risks around this whole economy need serious thought.

And one, you just mentioned that it takes all kind of digital security and throws it out the window.

And that also has to be rebuilt.