I Would Send In My Congratulations In Advance.
I love AI, I think it has great promise, but it is not our salvation. We are our salvation, human beings. And until we can learn to love each other and respect each other, even though we're different, we are in a world of trouble, as we have always been.
Yep, Maria, please. I was just going to say, one moment, you are spot on about the ability to power AI is not guaranteed. It astounds me every time I hear talk about, well, it's on the blockchain, it's here forever.
I wanted to say it yesterday, but I didn't have time. Hi. Hi, Sarah.
Lovely people. What is that? Was that really the first time I... That's the first time I heard you laugh. Genuine laughter.
And I thought, like, oh, you've got a nice laugh. I just hadn't heard you laugh before. So I thought that was pretty cool.
No, that's hilarious. I'm not sure what I said. No, it was... You and Block were talking about something that's going to happen on Monday and he said he'd come back on Tuesday to remind you and you just burst out laughing.
It was an inside joke between the two of you, but it was... Oh, yeah. It was just... I just enjoyed it very much. Yeah, my football team is playing here on Monday night, so I just said that I would send in my congratulations in advance.
But I was just listening to this exchange about AI and I have a lot to say about it because there was a time when I thought it had potential as an assistive tool and I've spoken openly about being dyspraxic and struggles with my expression and I thought it had potential as an assistive tool.
But I have to say, over the last six months or so, I've become ever more sceptical about it. And I always have a load of questions in the first place, but I'm less convinced of its potential now.
