Steven Bartlett

And he sat there and said to me that their 9,000 couriers and drivers won't have jobs in the future.

And so I sit and go, okay, so what are they going to do?

Are they all going to start businesses somewhere?

I think one of the interesting things about AI is the speed of transition.

With the industrial revolution, there's a little bit of a delay because infrastructure took time to build.

It takes a long time to build.

But this is the first innovation that I've lived through that is built on... It's instantaneous.

The internet.

This is what actually Boston Dynamics said to me.

I was watching a video of their new robot that's working in factories.

It's a humanoid robot that can work in factories, pick things up, move things around.

They said the great thing about robotics is if one of our robots on a shop floor in Boston learns something, all of our robots learn it.

It's wild.

So yesterday, Tesla built, and they took this wonderful photo because they built the world's first Tesla CyberCab.

And if anyone doesn't know what a Tesla CyberCab is, it's the first ever fully autonomous car that doesn't have a steering wheel and it doesn't have pedals.

The CyberCab is the company's answer to vehicles like the Waymo.

The two-seater coupe unveiled in 2024 comes without a steering wheel or pedals.

It's guided by AI, and they're now making them.

The first one was made yesterday.

Again, over 100 million people's job is to drive, and you can get one of these now.