Saleem Ismail

Celine, you must have an opinion.

So three points.

One is this is clearly an artifact of the massive breakdown in the social contract.

We have no idea.

And the second point would be that all of our labor laws are around human labor.

And as we move to AI agents, it's going to be about task management, AI, coordination costs dropping radically, execution costs dropping radically.

And we're looking at that.

The third thing I would say is what this indicates is the broader transformation at play.

You often see when you have these broad transformations, these nonsensical things that occur, it's actually an indication of the broader transformational play.

I remember Paul Saffo pointing out that the

The coal museum in Kentucky is using solar panels.

And there's like this surreal irony around that that actually indicates there's a broad transformation in place.

So when we see these, it's actually a signpost that we're in for a radical transformation.

And this is something we've been talking about a lot.

How are we going to navigate the social contract?

The very first two questions from the audience earlier were exactly about that.

How do we navigate this?

And this is the problem we're going to have to deal with over the next 10, 20 years.

There's also a huge, you've heard me talk about this before, I really disagree with the whole framing AI versus

Yeah, that's what I was pushing back against.