Rory Stewart

I think it's reasonably likely that we'll get the same with companies too.

I mean, yeah.

The last thing I'll say is Rory has just been grinning this whole time since we've, in a bemused way, since we've gotten onto artificial intelligence.

Again, I want to say, like, I'm not like a science fiction person.

I'm not like an AI hype person.

I don't work for a company.

I work for a non-profit.

I would rather, I would like nothing more than to be wrong about all of this stuff.

I have like come to these conclusions, kicking and screaming by the changes that we're seeing and the forecasts that I think follow from some fairly basic.

Yeah.

So, I mean, here's, I guess, here's something that's a little bit of optimism in this or something.

So the world will be getting enormously richer over this time period.

And I actually differ.

Won't be shared well.

Well, so there'll be this one-off redistribution before extraordinarily intense concentration because robots are lagging behind.

I'm laughing because I know what I'm about to say.

So, okay, at the moment, robots are lagging quite far behind AI for cognitive skills.

And this is because when it comes to evolution and how much time evolution has to optimize our brains, well, science is just very new.

It's not at all what we've evolved for.

But doing fine motor coordination, me picking up this glass and putting it down, that is extraordinarily complex what I just did.