Zuzanna Stamirowska

No, I mean, although I do know a guy who's kind of working TPUs in space.

This is so cool.

That is cool.

That is cool.

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, TPUs in space, like, you know, where we'll be building data centers.

Hey, in space.

It's a big discussion lately.

Yeah, it's a very serious thing, right?

And I think timelines are pretty short.

It's like within two years, they assume they will have actually TPUs in space.

Wow.

So, yeah, but I think like for, you know, to just like make space travel actually work, I will need so many scientific unlocks and especially on the energy front.

So there's like a couple of very fundamental problems in technology and science that we need to crack.

And I see AI, in fact, you know, not as an end in itself, but as a crucial tool for

that will help us lift a number of obstacles that will then allow, you know, civilization 2.0.

So when I talk to friends, you know, you can compare this transition to maybe the moment when people started agriculture.

You know, it's like before we're kind of like hurting and moving from places to places and then kind of humanity settled down and then I was able to build culture and civilization.

So like AI, the moment we becomes, you know, everywhere in this powerful will allow us to build civilization 2.0.

But look at the pace.