Satya Nadella

But before it is a real problem, the real problem will be in the courts.

Because the courts, I mean, no society is going to allow for some human to say, hey, I did that.

Even if you legally...

It's sort of like, even if in any... One thing that we think that no society cares about it, right?

They can be rogue actors.

I'm not saying they won't be rogue actors.

I mean, they're cyber criminals and rogue states.

They're going to be there.

But to think that sort of

the human society at large doesn't care about it is also not going to be true.

So I think we all will care.

We know how to deal with rogue states and rogue actors today.

The world doesn't sit around and say, we'll tolerate that.

So therefore, that's why I'm glad that we have a world order in which anyone who is a rogue actor in a rogue state has consequences.

By the way, you bring up another one.

I know David Autor and others have talked a lot about this, which is that 60% of labor.

I think the other question that needs to happen is let's at least talk about our democratic societies.

I think that in order to have a stable social structure and democracies function, you just can't have return on capital and no return on labor.

We can talk about it, but that 60% has to be something that has to be revalued.

So in my own simple sort of way, call it naive is, hey, we'll start valuing different types of human labor.