Okay, shall we start? Let's go. All right, let's do it.

Art is inherently not efficient.

Innovation is fundamentally terribly inefficient because you're making mistakes.

That kind of inefficiency is actually what we're good at.

And that's where we're going to drift as we take anything that is efficient and

give them to the bots. I want to make a magazine that feels like it got

mailed back from the future. I said okay I am on board for that. Wired was about the culture of technology rather than the technology itself.

The real opportunity for entrepreneurs today, right now, this minute,

is to take something and add AI to it and make something new.

The currency in the VR world and economy will be experiences rather than knowledge or information.

If you want an answer you ask a machine these days.

If you want a question, this is what humans are really good at and making a good question is much more valuable than a good answer. And the I'm going to do. The Our guest this week has pretty much been there and done that. Whether that means founding Wired magazine back in the early 90s

or now writing books about the future that are extremely relevant when it comes to artificial

intelligence and robotics.

Kevin Kelly has always been on the leading edge of producing ideas and content.

And this interview is no exception.

His Article 1000 True Fans is something that I've based

London reel on and much of our entire business accelerator program and it's an

amazing concept and Kevin is constantly producing great ideas and I just love spending the time with him that we did.

He talks about some big concepts as in why he created Wired magazine

and how at the time he knew that there should be a magazine

to talk about this internet thing because he knew it was going to be a cultural

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