Ryan Sean Adams

Is that how you read it?

I like that one.

Can I throw another one in there?

What do you think of paralegal?

Is that like a dangerous bottom left quadrant?

Yeah, that's your idea of the missing junior loop, right?

That's in this paper.

Let me ask you though.

So this is quite a chasm for those that are just starting their career, maybe, you know, coming out of university and just starting to enter the workforce is if what you're saying is there's,

very little value in being kind of a paralegal or sort of entry level, whether you're a developer, you know, in the legal profession or across professions.

But there's a lot of opportunity on the other end of the spectrum once you are, once you have the sufficient judgment and curation and taste to

That usually comes with spending 80,000 hours in your chosen profession and a decade-long career.

Well, there's an opportunity for you to become a 100x liability underwriter, okay?

But there's still this chasm between the two.

And how do you even get to the other side if there's no opportunity for you because you're too junior and an AI can do what you're trying to do?

There's a huge gap here.

Christian, I'm wondering what you think about this.

So this low-level angst that we've talked about, if it's widespread enough and if it's stoked by charismatic political leaders, it could actually throw a wrench into this entire thing.

It could really slow down the cost to automate or create entire sectors of the economy that really can't be automated.

I'm thinking of some legislation that I recently saw coming out of New York State, and this is legislation to actually