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Well we're still early days with computer science, but as soon as we get to those points that are reasonably near, they'll begin getting a lot of traction, which will mean more progress and I think it will be very exciting, and it will mean more innovation as well. It has the potential to be something very exciting... you know the saying, "if you've got a million reasons to believe in something, why would you ever ignore it?"
With the same logic, with all of the other technologies we're using, AI in particular, I was pretty confident when I first started thinking about it, and now I'm just thinking about a billion things that I can think of that would make my life easier and make me more productive, or just my family and myself and the people that love us, or the business we work in, and all other people that I love that don't have enough money to spend, or just that I wish I had a million ideas for or that everyone has that's fun to me or just that I like doing, or just that it's just something that would really make my life easier to do.
I think with every technological breakthrough you're going to continue to push things further and further, and so with that in mind, it makes sense that there would be a growing interest in getting better at AI and then using that to make a contribution to society in a way and so now we've come closer to being in the position where we can say, "Well, if you wanted to understand it and develop it, why didn't you start a tech company?"
