Salim Ismail

Dave, thoughts here?

Yeah, the arbitrage is going to be amazing.

Yes, but I think to just take the whole other side of this, I think they're going to find it brutally harder than they think to make this all work.

So, for example, you can try and go into a company and scan all the documents, et cetera, but there's a statistic that's pretty surreal, which is 44% of Gen Z workers today are deliberately corrupting the AI that they've been asked to help automate because it sort of won't take their jobs.

It's like literally criminal malpractice, what they're doing.

So you can get all sorts of messiness and chaos as it goes through this transition.

And I think this is going to be much harder.

There's a methodology being developed here that nobody's ever had to do before.

This is a completely new territory.

And we'll talk more about that on another episode.

We will do.

I'm ready to talk about it.

So totally agree with Alex on the Greg Brockman commentary.

Also surprised at the anthropic thing, because I think my understanding is we're like 90% there and could be there within months.

Or maybe that last 10% is a really hard one, and it's just going to take that much longer.

And a few years ago, I was asked to moderate a debate between Richard Dawkins and Deepak Chopra.

um, which I refused because there was going to be more heat than light.

Then I watched the debate and it was definitely, they were yelling at each other, uh, talking to each other.

Richard Dawkins is very much a phenomenalologist.

So he's coming at it from bottom up.