Sally Bendersky

While others are more afraid, I'm less afraid because I'm learning how to coordinate my actions with AI.

And so probably in the future, I will need, I don't know,

Very few human employees and a lot of bots and things.

But well trained by me.

I train them, not they train me.

They don't train.

They don't train.

And people don't understand that.

I have to see what... There's a very famous Israeli historian that I'm very fond of him.

You might know his name, Yuval Noah Harari.

And he is very much against...

But he's also very much against stupidity.

And I think ultimately what he means is let's stop being so stupid.

We have the opportunity now to use AI in a good way.

And so we're not going to have to do a lot of things that we used to have to do, but we are going to be then free to do so many more interesting and fantastic things.

We should talk again.

It depends on the kinds of questions.

If there are questions that deal with patterns, with statistical information, with analyzing... I'm missing one.

Then I think it's better to talk to the machine.

But if you need to integrate the being, all the being with the logic and with the emotions, and I have a method to integrate, I created a method to integrate your physical presence.