technology

“Of the three, most economists would say that technology's the single biggest one. Larry Katz, who runs the quarterly Journal of Economics and who's, you know, leading labor economist, looked at many of these issues says that it's not even close.”

“None of this technology, none of this content is ever going to replace the work of well-researched journalism.”

“The thing is, not everybody is a creative. Not everybody wants to do something other than rote tasks. There are a lot of people who find comfort in that type of work, and that's what they want to do, and they're not suited for a world where they get half their…”

“There really was a significant body of research pointing to The challenges and potential danger, dangers, and I don't think we need to wait for more science. I think, you know, we don't let children play with knives. We don't wait till we find out what happens…”

“And we're going to find out the same thing about this technology. It's, we're going to find out that this actually does make people very, very, very sick. And it's starting to show up in our young people.”

“One of the things about technology is a more important global business, and if you're doing global, you have to have Good relationships with multiple governments, including, of course, your home country and I think that that's, you know, part of what you're se…”

“Conceptually the idea of like, well, we made this thing to do all these tasks that humans do is not a, is not by itself a reason to think human labor is going to be masterplaced.”

“Technology alone does not win wars as Germany found out in world war II when they had great rocket bombs and jet fighters. And that did absolutely nothing to help them win.”

“I think there's a tremendous amount of brain trust happening in Saudi Arabia and investment there in their movement to technology and their movement to you know Diversify their oil investments into other areas.”

“Over the next five years, figuring out what the business model of the next 30 years of the internet, like, that's the most interesting and important question in technology today, by far.”