“The problem with the tech industry is right now, they are all in, no pun intended, on something people increasingly don't think they want. And that's not a messaging problem… Even when you hear them talk about the world they're trying to get to, this world where human beings are the well-kept pets of these super intelligent AIs, that world sucks. People don't want that world. That's not an inspiring vision… There are too many people in Silicon Valley building towards a future that, if it goes well, if you're not in the existential risk scenario, people don't want that future either.”

…and other, and, and other domains, and we should encourage that. But yeah, I mean, the problem with the tech industry is right now, they are all in, no pun intended, on something people increasingly don't think they want. And that's not a messaging problem. You know, I just read a column about this the other week. Max, you wrote about it, you know, with this idea of like ennui risk. But even when you hear them talk about the world they're trying to get to, this world where human beings are the well-kept pets of these super intelligent AIs, that world sucks. People don't want that world. That's not an inspiring vision. And so like, there's a real, there's a, not a messaging problem here. There's a, they're like too many people in Silicon Valley are building towards a future that if it goes well, if you're not in the existential risk scenario, people don't want that future either. Where, you know, I got a seven and a five-year-old. It's completely unclear what it would mean to train them to have like jobs.