human labor

“The reason humans are so valuable is not just their raw intellect. It's not mainly the raw intellect, although that's important. It's their ability to build up context. It's interrogate their own failures and pick up small efficiencies and improvements as they…”

“I think the problem has been that people underestimate how many things are truly needed to automate human labor, and so they think, like, we've got reasoning, and now that we've got reasoning, we've, like, this is what it takes to take over a job, and I think,…”

“I do think at some point you get to LMs can, they can do Everything, every single thing a human can do for cheaper. Like, I don't see a reason why we don't eventually get there. That may take five, 1015 years.”

“Now you're going to start hiring AI in all of these different areas that you just would never bother hiring a human for, because it's just like, you can't train the human, you can't find the human, and the human's too expensive.”

“You're gonna hire a lot of AI. You're not going to get rid of a lot of humans.”

“Digital is cheap. Physical is a premium product. Right? So AI, robots, digital will be cheap. Human is a premium product.”