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I think what we're finding and what I predicted a long time ago

from my work back in the 90s in AI and I've been working in applied AI since then is

is that AI is going to impact the tasks that we do and the jobs we do

today. It does not mean there won't be jobs in the future. It means they're going to be different jobs. Now I'm going to give

you some very clear examples to be obvious to. Okay, in the 70s all of a sudden on everybody's desk

appeared an electronic calculator and that scared people and it made people pretty happy.

It democratized math.

Now everyone could do math, right?

Simple.

And it did something else.

It meant that instead of me taking a half an hour to do this long division

problem, I no longer had to even no long division. I could just type it in there

and I got that or a square root or even calculus. That did not end all the jobs that need math it just meant that the

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