“The Article of Faith, the West Coast ideology on this stuff is technology always creates more jobs than it destroys. And so it becomes just a thing that people repeat, like a mantra that they hope will become true. And the reality is we've never seen a general purpose technology that had such broad applicability, was adopted so quickly, and was repricing labor at the same time.”

We're basically repricing labor, right? I mean, this is the fastest adopting technology in history. And its fundamental function is to reprice cognitive labor. And I mean, this is the deep struggle because the Article of Faith, the West Coast ideology on this stuff is technology always creates more jobs than it destroys. And so it becomes just a thing that people repeat, like a mantra that they hope will become true. And the reality is we've never seen a general purpose technology that had such broad applicability, was adopted so quickly, and was repricing labor at the same time. Because when I say repricing labor, I mean it's making it vastly cheaper to do things like call centers, for example. And as a result, these things, this change is going to be destabilizing long before we figure out how to turn them all into, I don't know what the equivalent of webmasters is. And so this is the problem, right? Is that it's happening so much faster than any prior GPT that these…