Tom Bilyeu

And so these things will get fast, get intelligent fast.

And like these are your Gen 1 bots.

Like think about how fast your iPhone updates.

So your bots are going to update like that.

So think about what these bots are going to be in 10 years.

Dude, if you have a six-year-old, they're still in high school in 10 years.

So yeah, this is all going to happen.

So now the question becomes, does it just make everything better?

And do we have more jobs?

Sure, we're not working in the factory because bots can do that, but that frees us up to do other stuff.

Just as a reminder to myself, if nobody else, every technological revolution, every single one has always created more jobs, not less.

Now, every time I write a deep dive and I say, anybody that ever says this time is different, run the opposite direction.

They do not know what they're talking about.

But with AI, I find myself going, maybe this time it's different.

So yeah, the past tells us that this is only going to be good, that it will create jobs that we can't imagine right now, and it will create more of them.

But my current assessment of AI is that AI on a long enough timeline.

And what is that?

Is that three years?

Is it 30 years?

Is it 300 years?