Steven Bartlett

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Any thoughts?

And for anyone that doesn't know what data annotation is,

Is this what they call reinforcement learning, where you kind of give it like a... It's a part of the process of reinforcement learning.

I think this is a big question that kind of pertains to this graph here, which is, you know, all of these people, if we believe anthropic's prediction of who will be disrupted...

These people in these industries like arts and media, legal, life and social sciences, architecture and engineering, computer and maths, business and finance, and management, and also office and admin.

These people, if we believe this, would have to retrain at something else.

And unlike the Industrial Revolution, where you might get 10, 20 years to retrain because factories take a long time to build, the distribution layer that AI sits on top of is the open internet.

So this is where Chachapati can go, pop!

and get hundreds of millions of users in no time at all and become the fastest growing company of all time.

One of my fears is that this disruption takes place at a speed where we can't transition.

Yeah.

This is one of the crazy questions that no one can answer for me when I sit with these people that are AI CEOs.

I go, so what happens to the people?

If you agree that this is going to happen at super speed, you know, I've spoke to that CEO of Uber, Dara, who said very similar things to what you're saying is, you know, there'll be data labeling jobs, for example, for the drivers.