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Speaker 2: Because when people think of AI, I think right now,
Speaker 2: they're looking at it from how they can actually use it,
Speaker 2: which is beneficial, but from an opportunity stamp point right,
Speaker 2: And there's multiple different opportunities inside of AI. It's it's everything, right,
Speaker 2: So what opportunities should we be looking at inside of
Speaker 2: AI as opposed to like just using it for our
Speaker 2: personal or businesses.
Speaker 3: Well, part of the reason I sent that to you
Speaker 3: is because I think we need to work that out.
Speaker 3: I you know, you're the business guys. You know, I'm
Speaker 3: just like the political guy. Who just happened to stumble
Speaker 3: upon where I am a couple of years ago and said,
Speaker 3: holy crap, this is either going to put black people
Speaker 3: at the top or at the bottom, depending on how
Speaker 3: we respond. But there are different levels of it all
Speaker 3: the way from uh, you know, it's probably too late
Speaker 3: to do to get much of an allocation in some
Speaker 3: of the bigger, the bigger models, like the open AI,
Speaker 3: like the big big stuff like that's almost like now
Speaker 3: plumbing or infrastructure for the whole new system. But there
Speaker 3: are different layers and levels on top of that. There
Speaker 3: are and be opportunities for I'm not the person to
Speaker 3: talk to about that, but everything I find I'm a
Speaker 3: cind y'all, because you know, you're kind of the megaphone
Speaker 3: to start pointing people in this direction, and really nobody knows.
Speaker 3: And it's a crazy thing even when I talk to
Speaker 3: you know, I talked to Ashton Kutcher, and you know,
Speaker 3: people see him as like some like white Hollywood dude,
Speaker 3: but he's actually been involved in text for a long time,
Speaker 3: and he actually cares about communities that don't have much
Speaker 3: cares about black folks.
Speaker 4: He grew up like a poor white.
Speaker 3: Dude eating government cheese like not no joke, and so
Speaker 3: you know he's he has a whole approach where he's
Speaker 3: broken it down and he's seeing opportunities. He talks to
Speaker 3: Will I Am a bunch. We're gonna have to create
Speaker 3: a whole culture around and a whole community around how
Speaker 3: we invest in this. But you know, you guys are
Speaker 3: gonna be smart about that that I am. I'm just
Speaker 3: gonna give you all the information I can.
Speaker 4: Find, smart man. Thank you.
Speaker 5: So I'm interested. As you said, you ran it too,
Speaker 5: Will I Am. And it was a mind blowing conversation.
Speaker 5: You spoke to ask some culture. You're talking to people
Speaker 5: outside the realm of politics, but inside the realm right
Speaker 5: where you know.
Speaker 4: You built a career. I wonder what the temperature is
Speaker 4: around AI.
Speaker 5: Is it just from a regulation standpoint, from an informational standpoint,
Speaker 5: from a revolutionary standpoint? How is it being viewed in
Speaker 5: the political or amongst people in DC and throughout the country.
Speaker 3: I think they're mainly coming from a protective point of view,
Speaker 3: that there's a tension within the government over AI. On
Speaker 3: the one hand, they want, you know, they're afraid that
Speaker 3: this is going to be a frankensigin technology, it gets
Speaker 3: out of hand and causes a bunch of problems. They
Speaker 3: want to slow it down. At the same time, they
Speaker 3: look over their shoulder at China, and China has an
Speaker 3: advantage over us in that we've made these algorithms. But
Speaker 3: for an AI, data is like oil, like data is
Speaker 3: like gas. Data is what they need. So is like
Speaker 3: the Saudi Arabia of data because they have a billion
Speaker 3: two people and no privacy rights, so they can their
Speaker 3: ais can get faster and faster, better, better, faster, faster
Speaker 3: with no barriers.
Speaker 4: So they're coming fast.
Speaker 3: That scares our government because if they win the AI war,
Speaker 3: where their their ais are faster and smarter than ours
Speaker 3: and they can win wars against us, they can do
Speaker 3: a bunch of stuff. Yeah and so yeah, So this
Speaker 3: this tension between do you protect Americans from a runaway
Speaker 3: technology or do you protect America from a runaway China.
Speaker 3: That's the tension. And so for me, that's all above
Speaker 3: my pay grade. That's that's that's that's that's grown folk business.
Speaker 3: I'm saying, regardless of what y'all do, I'm going to
Speaker 3: make sure that black people are aware in form investing
Speaker 3: in empowered, and so you know, I'm going to leave
Speaker 3: it to some of the big These bigger forces are
Speaker 3: going to battle it out. But no matter what, the
Speaker 3: thing you know is that capacities that you need to
Speaker 3: make your business go faster, opportunities that you have to
Speaker 3: make money in a neutrillion dollar economy are either here
Speaker 3: or right around the corner. And they're going to be
Speaker 3: people who are broke right now who are going to
Speaker 3: be rich tomorrow because of AI. People who are rich
Speaker 3: right now are gonna be broke tomorrow because AI and
Speaker 3: our entrepreneur class. You know, I wouldn't bet against us.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't bet against us.
Speaker 6: Really quick, for context, can we say that this AI
Speaker 6: boom is probably going to be one hundred or two
Speaker 6: hundred times bigger than a dot com boom of ninety
Speaker 6: nine two thousand easily.
Speaker 3: Plus don't forget there are three Ais whant everybody's pay
Speaker 3: attention to. But there's two other technological revolutions coming right
Speaker 3: behind it, biotech and quantum computing.
Speaker 4: Quantum it's going to be crazy. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So now look, you take biotech, which means, you know,
Speaker 3: you basically can start reprogramming humans at a biological level
Speaker 3: to you have vaccines for cancers. I mean, you could
Speaker 3: probably start literally creating Captain America super soldiers in about
Speaker 3: ten years.
Speaker 4: I mean that's going to be crazy.
Speaker 3: And then quantum computing means that almost everything you're doing
Speaker 3: right now from a privacy point of view, is going
Speaker 3: to be null and void, because whereas it would take
Speaker 3: a normal computer make it up one hundred years to
Speaker 3: break your password, quantum.
Speaker 4: Computing can do it in like two minutes.
Speaker 3: So all security, all cybersecurity, is going to be reimagined.
Speaker 4: And so there's opportunity there.
Speaker 3: But you put the three together, AI, biotech and quantum computing,
Speaker 3: you're talking about a completely different I mean, it's it's
Speaker 3: almost indescribable the level of changes and the level of opportunities.
Speaker 3: But what's going to happen is we're going to get scared.
Speaker 3: Oh this is going to happen bad, It's going to happen.
Speaker 3: It gon to discriminate against black people. You're going to
Speaker 3: have racist algorithms. What's gonna happen to us? Blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: What's going to happen to us is what we determine
Speaker 3: is going to happen to us. And for us. White
Speaker 3: folks are not in charge either. Nobody is all new
Speaker 3: to everybody. It's like everybody got the same Christmas package
Speaker 3: and opened it up the same day.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: Back we have video games, everybody get the same video game,
Speaker 3: and it's whoever is like playing the hardest over the
Speaker 3: weekend is good. When the video game first arrives, nobody's
Speaker 3: any good. This stuff is just arriving. Nobody's any good.
Speaker 3: You have a you have a few people right now
Speaker 3: who are ahead of us, not that many, and so,
Speaker 3: but I just want I mean, the reason I'm so
Speaker 3: excited about invest Fest is until invest Fest, there was
Speaker 3: never a place of enough of us large enough to
Speaker 3: even make this conversation relevant. I mean, That's why where
Speaker 3: I am is going. That's why I'm going, because you know,
Speaker 3: there's an opportunity if we all, if whatever twenty thousand
Speaker 3: and thirty thousand, I meny thousand people come to invest Fest,
Speaker 3: If everybody leaves with that same mission that this is
Speaker 3: what we're gonna at least be focused on, we will
Speaker 3: leave for If you if you're not first of all,
Speaker 3: if you don't come to invest vest, I'm wrong with you.
Speaker 3: You're not serious. Something wrong with you, and that's it's serious.
Speaker 3: I mean, you're not You're not serious whatever whatever you said.
Speaker 3: You Oh, I have all these dreams, vision board. Take
Speaker 3: the vision board down.
Speaker 6: People change in the world.
Speaker 4: Yeah, context, can we be honest?
Speaker 6: Sam Altman had why Combinator, which was like a best
Speaker 6: festal startups, Thank you, took all of the best ideas
Speaker 6: and now probably has the most important startup in human history.
Speaker 4: I mean not probably definitely has it.
Speaker 3: And you know, and it has a whole network of people,
Speaker 3: I mean, and it all comes down to individual people.
Speaker 3: In fact, we have somebody on our team who used
Speaker 3: to work with Sam Altman, a sister, uh you know Dom.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: She's like, what are y'all doing?
Speaker 4: What are y'all doing?
Speaker 3: Like this is not going to work at all, And
Speaker 3: we're like, look, we're doing the best we can. I'm
Speaker 3: on TV and stuff. I still come out the grassroots
Speaker 3: and so a lot of stuff. I'm still learning about it.
Speaker 3: She's just like, I'm glad left, like, you know, Sam's
Speaker 3: team to come and help our team. But it's it is,
Speaker 3: it's just going to be if you like, but I'm
Speaker 3: going to tell you this, if you're serious about changing
Speaker 3: your life. If you're serious about changing your company, if
Speaker 3: it's serous about changing your community, your family, and you're
Speaker 3: not an investmentest, don't call me to shut up, because
Speaker 3: there's no other place you're going to find the people
Speaker 3: can help you do it. The conversation is going to
Speaker 3: help you do it. The access and stuff that we're
Speaker 3: talking about, it's just that it doesn't exist. And so
Speaker 3: that's why that's why we're so excited about being a
Speaker 3: part of it, because otherwise we're at a call to
Speaker 3: sac you know, it's just us and our little three
Speaker 3: or four hundred people. Then we can come and be
Speaker 3: a part of thousands, thousands of people. I mean this,
Speaker 3: Do not feel discouraged about the political situation or anything else.
Speaker 3: Go where the hope is This, This revolution Ai, that's
Speaker 3: where the hope is there.
Speaker 4: You have it, man.
Speaker 2: I appreciate your time, appreciate your brother, Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: That's fast and not only coming, but like I said,
Speaker 2: bringing your whole you know, curriculum and doing.
Speaker 4: Crew everybody's gone.
Speaker 2: That's what I want people to fully understand too. It's
Speaker 2: not just like will I Am literally is coming from Europe.
Speaker 2: He's on tour with Black Eyed Peas, He's changed his
Speaker 2: whole tour schedule, can come from Europe to go to Atlanta,
Speaker 2: to go back to Europe. Like these are people that
Speaker 2: don't have to speak. Will i Am doesn't have to.
Speaker 2: Ninety percent of people don't even know that Will i
Speaker 2: Am is even in technology. They just think that the
Speaker 2: Black Eyed Peas and he's a producer. If I told
Speaker 2: you some of the stuff that Will i Am is
Speaker 2: like some Mercedes and he could literally never have to
Speaker 2: speak about anything for the rest of his life and
Speaker 2: he'll be good. So it's like this shows you they're
Speaker 2: actually trying to help, right, They're trying to help, rearranging
Speaker 2: their schedule, bringing the team, having programming. It's bigger than
Speaker 2: just celebrities that's coming. This is actually very important information.
Speaker 2: So A, you should go, but B if you do go,
Speaker 2: you should go to every panel. You have options, but
Speaker 2: the artificial one, the artificial teles mandatory those I would
Speaker 2: definitely not miss any of those panels from the Friday
Speaker 2: all the way to Sunday. Make sure you're there, whether
Speaker 2: it's vind the marketplace, stage, a stage, whatever it is.
Speaker 2: If you're serious about taking your life to the next level,
Speaker 2: not just your career, your life because artificial intelligence stuff
Speaker 2: is going to change life.
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