Sherelle Dorsey

With these particular either devices or apps.

Right.

And like we're way too intimate.

We're having way too many intimate relationships when we need to like really be teetering back towards relationships with other human beings.

And so I feel like we could have had more exploration there.

Maybe that's something we look at next year of like, how are we engaging?

And then also, what are some of the regulations and ethics around relationships?

you know, well, what happens if someone is looking to harm themselves?

What happens if some kind of nefarious information is put into some of these tools?

And how do we mitigate that?

Or how do we at least route people towards human in-person interaction?

And then how do we also redefine our relationship with relying heavily on these tools to solve truly what requires human connection?

And so, yeah, that to me I think is a large conversation that we need to have more of.

Yeah, I think it's going to be a really big year for and I know I keep going back to this conversation on sustainability.

I just find that we have so many advanced tools and I'm really hopeful for I think everyone who's taken the TED stage in this space to talk about precision sustainability.

And so this idea that like we're going to increasingly use tools like AI to really sustain

target and optimize our environmental interventions.

It kind of takes me back to one conversation around like lowering the Earth's temperature.

And I believe that was Daniel Zavala who talked about that.

Like we kind of have the tools to be able to reduce methane and like it doesn't actually have to take years for us to do so.