Steve Brown

It's only 10x better than we have today, but it's not perfect.

We should let 10x better than we have today.

We should encourage those things to thrive.

I think that's going to happen because I think that it's almost inevitable.

People are empowering themselves with AI and you cannot stop that tidal wave.

I think people would be really up in arms if you tried to stop the tidal wave of empowerment that's happening from AI.

Right.

So the way I look at it, you know, where there's a lot of debate on regulating AI, but it's like, oh, what about the race with other countries?

Well, I look at it and say, well, look, we know that the cures for cancer are going to come from precision oncology.

from precision medicine, getting the exact right treatment based on your genetics and figuring out the genetics of your cancer, figuring out how to do that more and more precisely.

We know that that's a super complex task, and we know that's going to be accelerated by AI.

So let's say that five years from now,

We've actually figured out how to cure most cancers because we've been able to apply this technology and we've been able to truly do precision oncology.

Imagine if you delayed the cure for cancer by five years because of regulation.

You know how many Americans die?

So many.

Twice as many...

as in all the wars since, you know, even before the American Revolution.

Yeah.

So, you know, it's like over 3 million Americans will die of cancer unnecessarily if we delayed the cure to cancer by five years.