Toby Stuart

It's in everyone's pocket and all the time.

And what matters isn't what the human does.

It's what the combination of the human and the machine does.

And I think if that happens, then we actually end up suppressing status differences among us.

It's all too early to say, but we think of this as a technology.

It's so much more than that.

It's going to affect every aspect of life.

And it's going to kind of really affect what happens in any content production business.

Thinking through all the things that are going to happen because of AI, it's just wild.

But one thing I think for sure is true, we're going to need a whole new social science because we are about to have some version of these relationships with AI systems, which I think we all will.

They won't necessarily be romantic relationships, but, you know, it's going to be super weird to have an assistant who actually knows way more about you than any human knows about you.

Yes.

more than you know about you.

If it helps you, at some point OpenAI published what it costs them when people say please and thank you.

Oh, really?

Because it's token consumption.

Like you're giving it more information or you're telling it something.

It will not do more because you said please, but politeness is expensive.

It's like not free.

From a computational standpoint.