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Test one, test two.

Okay, we are at the AI for Good conference in Geneva, Switzerland, and it is packed.

This is the last invention. I'm Gregory Warner.

AI is here, and you could argue that we're in a new reality

where we need to recognize not just the pace, but the permanence of change.

Back in the summer of 2025, Andy Mills and I went to this conference hosted by the United Nations.

We are the AI generation.

Called AI for Good.

And simply put, the goal of AI for Good is to help solve the world's most pressing challenges using AI.

Where, broadly speaking, the sentiments around the future with AI were pretty bright.

And when you think about artificial intelligence, how does it make you feel?

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