The Exchanges

Q How long do you think until that happens?

A Ooh, that's probably what, like, the five to 10 year scale of things, uh, if not more, but that's what my gut says. It's gonna, if you see how fast AI is moving in the last year, I mean, uh, ChatGTP just came out, what, November of last year, or Publicly, I mean, where there, it was October or something, like, of last year, right? And, and all the, uh, as you mentioned, the image genera, uh, generative AI, uh, Dolly and all, Look at how fast that has just, and then you got Microsoft the other day talking about, we're integrating it into Bing, into, uh, Teams, into Edge browser, and now Google has their bar, like, it's fast. It's happening fast, and it's only going to get faster. We're accelerating here.

AI assessment note: “that's probably what, like, the five to 10 year scale of things”

Q What was your impression of Elon working with him?

A Efficient, intense, um, Demanding. Um, yeah, no, no frills, like, uh, demanding the best, um, demanding it fast, and, you know, not a lot of room for, for bullshit, and, uh, and wasting time, and, um, so, yeah, I'm hugely inspired. I learned so much from working there, and when observing that, um, yeah, yeah, and, and just, People talk about, like, the, the, the Steve Jobs reality distortion field, you know, when he was speaking on stage and all that. Um, you know, he, Elon's different because he's not perfectly crafted like a Steve Jobs, right, where it's like, The perfect words and the perfect cadence. You know, you get a lot of ums and ahs and, and, you know, uh, that sort of thing with Elon, but it's like, it makes him human. Exactly. Uh,

AI assessment note: “Efficient, intense, um, Demanding. Um, yeah, no, no frills”

Q like ChatGPT and Midjourney and Dali and, and these other generative AIs come in and very quickly make it seem like artists aren't necessary, content writers aren't necessary. Obviously You know, there's more nuance to that because they haven't stolen the show, they've made it so that we can do our jobs better and faster. Um, how many years do you think until Quantum just comes and absolutely destroys everything?

A I believe we're on that, but on the time scale of, of one to two years and five years at the max, but we're, we're probably going to see something in the one to two year scale, especially in terms of, of what we're building. Um, so that might be a little bit of an accelerated pace, but it's, it's years. It's years, which kind of to connect to the question before that again, which is why Passion and, and soul is, is so imperative here because that's the difference between quantity, uh, and, and actual like quality. Uh, and, and that's really, again, what makes us individual, what makes originality, um, and, and allows that collaboration between AI and, and humans to be, um, productive and, uh, um, Flourishing.

AI assessment note: “on the time scale of, of one to two years and five years at the max”

Q In the eyes of Star Trek, this idea of the replicator, do you think it really uses a sort of three D printer? Like, how do you think that technology would actually work?

A In terms of materialization, what I see is, because you gotta look at how three D printers currently operate, right? They're laying down pieces of plastic, right? Layer by layer for like, or metal or, and it's, uh, three D printing, right? Instead of going line by line on a piece of paper, line by line and building it up, From a material that is, like, injecting into it, right? Uh, but I think how this could work is you're getting to a light level. The light, the light level here, where you're instructing, and I've never thought about it this deeply, so bear with me here. Uh, you are instructing A printer to basically lay down layers of light at a certain frequency. So Everything has a frequency. A rock is a very dense frequency. A light, a light bulb has a frequency. So you're able to manipulate and print basically layers of light at a certain frequency that are the material that you are wanting to materialize. Would be my guess here.

AI assessment note: “instructing A printer to basically lay down layers of light at a certain frequency”

Q it's holding the water. Just like the table that my computer is sitting on. The table presents a solid, but really, it's just a bunch of atoms that are really tightly packed together. In which case, they're just atoms. So, Wouldn't we be laying down different atoms based on a chemical formula of how that thing should present rather than light? I don't know. I've also never thought about it.

A Quantum is subatomic. That's where the programming, uh, layer is, right? Is you're subatomic and you're programming, uh, a photon to Uh, output something. To do something. To get somewhere. And from that subatomic, you're giving it instructions for what atomic To become. To, to become, uh, in a sense. So, the instructions are starting from light, and then I, I think you're, you're on, I think you're on something there, right? Where it's like, at a certain point, it does translate into a chemistry, right? An, an atomic chemistry from there, where That comes from a frequency. That, that comes from, uh, vibrating, vibrating the, um, Vibrating the atoms, the light, at a certain frequency which then becomes something either dense or, or light. You're, you're, you're vibrating. It's, I've, I've, I've, I've, I've, I've, I've not thought about it this deeply, so I really appreciate it, but it's fun.

AI assessment note: “the instructions are starting from light, and then I, I think you're on something”

Q Do you think we'll have to learn to genetically modify those people before they go so that they can survive? Or do you think they will evolve naturally in a way over time while living there that they can't come back and their children can't come back? And that eventually they will become a different species.

A It depends on how far down you're talking about, because in the vision of a multi-planetary species, you can, you, it's plane flights, go to Mars, come back. Like that's the vision of like when it's sustainable, when there's, uh, the infrastructure and the rocket hardware to be able to in, in, um, In bulk, right? To like a plane flight. That, that was his vision up front was like rockets were disposable and you'd launch one every year, right? But he saw, no, it's inefficient to throw them away every time. You gotta, you do it like an airplane where you, you redo them, relaunch, relaunch, relaunch, and then you're launching every day, right? Every hour. So once that's in place, If we're going that far, I, I do believe it. It'll be like a, like a cruise, right? You go to Mars and you come back. Um, but on an evolutionary level, uh, I do believe that, um, and this is what connects to the passion and conscious evolution, uh, there will need to be some training, um, and some different, uh, understanding about time, relativity, um, And mind, um, because that, that will, it will shift dramatically. So it's going to be a whole different mindset. It's going to be a whole different set of conditions to adapt to. Um, but adaptation is key to evolution in here. So as long as you're, uh, on the edge of it, you can stay with it.

AI assessment note: “on an evolutionary level... connects to the passion and conscious evolution, there will need to be some training”