Google has a better sense of what we prefer than we do.

And Google certainly has a better sense of what we prefer than our partners do.

I can vouch for that in my marriage.

You know, these algorithms are going to start making more and more of these decisions.

Why did my watch just tell me to stand?

You know, we've basically giving up our agency completely.

One of the big precursors to solving these problems in many ways is a restoration of trust.

Jack, I believe that universal basic income is central to a restoration of trust.

Hello, welcome to another episode of Yang Speaks, where I sit down for a fascinating conversation

with the co-founder and CEO of both Twitter and Square Jack Dorsey.

Jack's one of the most profound thinkers on what the heck is coming next in the world.

And so we talked about the future of work, mindfulness, universal basic income, of course,

one of my favorite subjects in the world. How is data owned and shared, what he's concerned about

for the future, what he would suggest to the president, the future of small business.

And after all of that, there's a really big announcement at the end.

So stay tuned for my sit down conversation virtually, of course, with Jack Dorsey.

It is my pleasure and privilege to welcome to Yang Speaks, the one the only CEO of both Twitter

and Square and co-founder of both Mr. Jack Dorsey. Jack, welcome.

So Jack, I don't know if you remember this. I've been waiting to see you to ask you this,

but you and I met briefly six years ago in Detroit. You spoke at this economy conference.

And I met you backstage very briefly. So I just wanted to take a trip down memory lane and say,

you might not remember this, but I was like, Jack Dorsey, back in 2014.

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