2026-10-09 · More Future · 23:57
“Anything that's taking too long, it's because there's something in the stack that's parasitic”He argues that anything taking too long in a company's stack indicates something parasitic is wrong.
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2026-10-09 · More Future · 23:57
“Anything that's taking too long, it's because there's something in the stack that's parasitic”He argues that anything taking too long in a company's stack indicates something parasitic is wrong.
2026-09-17 · Vampyre Drakul · 05:51
“You can't have a revolution where I become 50 times wealthier and everyone else becomes 10% wealthier. It's going to drive political insanity.”He thinks the unequal distribution of AI's wealth gains will drive political instability.
2025-11-13 · Farzad · 05:08Changed view
“the reality is a large language model can do all that work. And if it's an ontology, we can do it much much better. So, it's objectively not valuable. What is valuable is working class vocationally trained people with specific knowledge.”He believes AI makes humanities-trained white-collar work objectively less valuable while making vocational, working-class skills the source of value.
2025-11-10 · Uncanny Valley by WIRED · 15:10
“their labor's gonna become more important and more valuable over time with products like ours. Which happens to be true.”He believes Palantir's products will make working-class labor more valuable over time.
2025-11-10 · Uncanny Valley by WIRED · 15:18
“If you run around saying that, you know, oh, the economy is gonna completely shift to value creation only owned by 10,000 people, people on the left and the right are gonna go nuts and they're gonna vote for people who are like basically, yeah, nothing I've said has ever worked in history.”He thinks fear of an economy where value is owned by a tiny few drives people to elect ridiculous politicians.
2025-11-07 · Axios · 08:40
“I think the primary risk of AI is social instability.”He believes the primary risk of AI is social instability, including populist movements and violence.
2025-11-07 · Axios · 10:38
“If on the other hand, you have specific domain knowledge, like how do I actually bend the metal of the hole on a ship? How do I actually write a script that allows me to target terrorists in pound?”He believes people with generalized knowledge but no specific domain expertise will be disadvantaged by AI, while those with vocational or domain-specific skills will earn more.
2025-11-04 · Chaotic Good · 04:37
“most of GDP growth in this country is because of AI. The real question is how do we grow that and expose workers? What is the worker available GDP?”He believes most GDP growth in the US comes from AI and society should focus on worker-available GDP.
2025-11-04 · CNBC Television · 07:36
“The real question is how do we grow that and expose workers? What is the worker available GDP? That's the question for our society.”He argues the key societal question is how much GDP growth from AI is available to workers.
2025-11-03 · David Carbutt · 06:00
“anybody with specific domain expertise is more powerful more valuable in our product than they were yesterday in fact the real misalignment of AI is with people with commodity like high trained elite institution general specialist”He believes AI increases the value of vocationally trained domain experts while putting pressure on elite-trained generalists.
2025-10-29 · Vampyre Drakul · 04:43
“I think this this idea that that AI uh is going to take jobs is going to change everyone's job. That's for sure. But I think it's going to make companies more productive. We're more productive today because of AI and we're hiring more people.”He believes AI will change everyone's job but make companies more productive and lead to more hiring, not job losses.
2025-10-29 · Vampyre Drakul · 05:54
“AI is is is exceedingly good for workingclass workers. Now you could argue is it good for consultants and people that that's a very different debate but you're going to see remanufacturing.”He believes AI is exceedingly good for working-class workers, though whether it is good for consultants is a different debate.
2025-10-28 · CNBC Television · 04:50
“I think it's going to make companies more productive.”He argues AI will change jobs but ultimately make companies more productive and hire more people.
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