Tristan Harris

And I believe, as much as what we've talked about is really hard, that there is another path if we can be clear-eyed about the current one ending in a place that people don't want.

On certain things, we have crossed certain thresholds and we're going to automate those jobs and that work.

Do you think there will be immense job loss?

You think there will be?

So if you're a college level worker, you just graduated and you're doing something in an AI exposed area, there's already been a 13% job loss.

And that data was probably from May, even though it got published in August.

And having spoken to him recently, it looks like that trend is already continuing.

And so-

We're already seeing this automate a lot of the jobs and a lot of the work.

And, you know, either an AI company is going to – if you work in AI and you're one of the top AI scientists, then Mark Zuckerberg will give you a billion-dollar signing bonus, which is what he offered to one of the AI people.

Or you won't have a job.

Let me – that wasn't quite right.

I didn't say that the way that I wanted to.

I was just trying to make the point that –

Yeah.

I just want to say that for a moment, my goal here was not to sound like we're just admiring how catastrophic the problem is because I just know how easy it is to fall into that trap.

And what I really care about is people not feeling good about the current path so that we're maximally motivated to choose another path.

Obviously, there's a bunch of AI.

Some cats are out of the bag.

But the lions and super lions that are yet to come have not yet been released.