“If you go back and look at what happened with ATMs, … a lot of experts, a lot of researchers believe that ATMs would displace bank tellers. In fact, they didn't. ATMs rolled out. They became mass available. … They did not displace bank tellers. What displaced bank tellers was actually the phone.”

…actually legible. And so, yes, I believe that, you know, a business that's being digitized is fairly simple compared to some of these sort of other areas. But I also believe that a large piece of that is not being legible. And so I think that we're now starting to make that legible accessible.

…layer, on the founder layer. What about on the everyday white-collar layer? What should the average white-collar employee be thinking about in terms of how they should be making themselves anti-fragile to AI in the future and how they should make sure that they have a place in the world tomorrow?

I love that advice of become a user. Dr. Alexander Wisnar-Kross, who I talked about earlier, he says if when it comes to AI, if you're not at the table, you're on the menu. So you have to be the one that's actually disrupting the one that's using the tools. And for the first time in history, it's…

Yeah. So one of the sort of motions that I've had to like teach myself is in the last year, two years is that actually saying to the, you have this, we've been, we've trained ourselves and we've been trained by technology that you have these products and you go to the product to do something. So…

want to take things to completion?