“I worry that there's going to be a generation of people who don't have relationship skills because they're getting advice from someone who's telling them that they're always in the right and they don't owe anything to anybody else. They didn't misstep… You're learning how to compromise. You're learning when you offended somebody and you didn't see it coming. You're learning how to make it up to somebody. And now you just dropped maybe the worst possible technology on their lap for giving them bad advice in relationship contexts.”

…AI for relationship advice, it is telling them that they're in the right. They don't owe the person an apology. They don't need to compromise. They don't need to do something to repair the friction or conflict in the relationship. And so people then get that advice and then they're not doing it. They're not going and saying, listen, I'm sorry, I overstepped or can I meet you halfway? And so I worry that there's going to be a generation of people who don't have relationship skills because they're getting advice from someone who's telling them that they're always in the right and they don't owe anything to anybody else. They didn't misstep. And then let me tell you, let me layer that on two other trends. First of all, don't know if you've seen the date on this. Young people don't date anymore. They're not having sex anymore. And they're not learning relationship skills because guess when you're dating in high school and college, you're making mistakes. You're learning, but you're learning how to compromise. You're learning when…