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alumni because I was Joe open investors

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the dog or we are going
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so good for me and a lot more today
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looking forward to of the entire trip.
Uh watching what's happening with young

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people around the world. Uh especially

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building with incredible
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startups that are going to happen
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the new products services going to get
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the excitement and the to bring all of

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this agency and energy and

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you know, speed to the future
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in raw intelligence.
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normal life. And any any technical skill
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me. And the answer is uh not at all.
I also don't regret learning

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math, even though I never use math
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learning how to learn quickly, this is all
valuable skill, but it it was all of

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the meta skills that matter.
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knowledge they have that

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an electrical engineer can do
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the tools. I expect that to be a company

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accelerator. Uh so, building projects

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all of the time just figure
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possible, and it's going to rapidly
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agency, risk-taking, and then
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simple or or smooth.
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through the hard times. Thank you. I think

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For this, I'd like to invite on stage Mr.
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for OpenAI in India.
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academic institutions, ensuring
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>> My question is, what do you say to the
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outdated in the next 5 years? And what
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only fearful about AI is something not
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it's two camps. I think there's two
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with any change of this magnitude
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and with this much unknown, this much
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you have to be somewhere on that spectrum.
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really knows, including us. There
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want someone else to be doing that.
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many other set of examples.
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more productive to existing jobs.
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how quickly the new jobs were going
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to be. It'd be very hard to think about
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invented. Um impossible
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good jobs that didn't exist as a
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never run out of things to do. We have
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that people have theorized for for
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going to progress so much that we just
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things to do. We find new
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you know, gain status,
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even only as a concept.
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gets richer, hopefully, I hope we find
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less painful. But I'm less
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future. I think people find new
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>> How would you rethink uh health
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health. I don't have it
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I type in lots of notes. Every time I
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upload it. Every time I have symptoms, I

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type it in. It works really well without

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medical records. Um we'd love to connect

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important platforms, but one of a huge

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volume of chat GPT is health-related

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queries, and with no connectors at all,
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Man, I'm going to insist
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I >> [laughter] >> I think
listening to old people

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I think your your parents obviously love
you more than anyone. They're extremely

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well-meaning. Um for advice
about how to live a happy

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life or how to be a a good person, there's
no one who should listen to them more.

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More than your parents. Um but

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for a predictor of what the world's
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intuition at the rate of change. Young
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going to be very different. And you'll
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intuitions and trust them.

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>> So, will the next billion-dollar
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>> I hope so.

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>> Most overrated fear about AI?

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>> [clears throat] >>
Killer robots in the streets.

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>> Most underrated opportunity?

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>> Zero-person companies.
>> Bigger change in 5 years, education or

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health care? >> Education.

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>> And last, one skill every IIT

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>> I hope so. >> Last question,
one skill every IIT

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student should build this year.

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>> Resilience. >> Resilience. Wonderful.

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>> [applause] >> Thank you.

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To those who come AI

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But you the job comment or blog