“The way I orchestrate resources to eradicate malaria, I'm pretty unique in my life experience that lets me do that. And when the AI says to me, no, I'm better than you. You go play pickleball and I'll get back to you. I'm going to take care of this. I will, I mean, it's kind of humorous, but it's not humorous.”

Throughout human history, we've been dealing with a shortage of food and disease and war. Harari writes eloquently about the past. And it is ironic that now that we have this sort of Pandora's box that will take food shortage, which is still a real thing, not in the U.S., but in Africa, will take diseases, which the human suffering is unbelievable and solve all these things. It comes with it such an effect on jobs and a sense of a unique contribution that, you know, like I think, okay, the way I orchestrate resources to eradicate malaria, you know, I'm pretty unique in my life experience that lets me do that. And when the AI says to me, no, I'm better than you. You go play pickleball and I'll get back to you. I'm going to take care of this. I will, I mean, it's kind of humorous, but it's not humorous. So somebody who's young today and wanting to make a unique contribution, it is very intimidating that the AI is so powerful. That's why the crisis in the math community is going to be mirrored, you know, everywhere. If you're in your 20s today, you know, during this 20-year period, you can take…