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...in a human like conversation. We intellectually understand that these are computers on the other side, but you still feel the feelings. And I think that's what's necessary to make personal progress as a result of connection. Do you believe so this is
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...to human connection that are impossible to replace and that sort of evokes something, like, at the, like, hormonal level in people that just you will probably not get from, like, a robotic or AI kind of counterpart. I think it has been eye opening ho
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...human psychology and interaction that should be design principles about this agentic universe that we're rushing into? I love this topic because I think it's really important, right? I'm sure that every one of, you out here has at some point used you
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...human being. And I think that that's the difference that that the impact of the screen technologies and the latest version, AI, which we can come on to, those things offer an alternative to real life as opposed to enhancing real life. Yeah. AI. But f
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...importance of human connection and the value of it. Mhmm. Maybe the human part is overvalued. You know, you are you live in an embarrassment of social riches. You have friends. You have professional connections. You have interesting people you can me
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...help with human connection. A lot of the people who don't have friends and who are not as well connected, one big source of that is just social anxiety. There are huge numbers of people who are, like, uncomfortable, and we've gotten testimonials of p
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...human well-being is actually, in fact, that grittiness of the engagement where it woah, woah, woah, I wanted to have this lunch about me. It's like, well, but actually your friend's having trouble too. Let's figure it out. Right? And figuring it out
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...humans and AI. Right? It's it's not this competition. It's really this partnership. But it does kinda pose a question that I like to ask all my guests, on the show, which is if AI can be so intelligent, so smart, so creative, so efficient, so empathe
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...us, that connection is so important. Mark was talking even about the birth rate that's going to all the different stuff. We need physical interactions, and those physical interactions need to be meaningful. And imagine if an enterprise could not just
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...is human or sentient or some other thing. Right? Or conscious. Or conscious. That's right. There are some other design principles in here, though, that you wanna balance. Making sure that you have a good interface. Right? So you and I have empathy as
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But with my friends, abysmal. So my point is I'm learning the skills for work and I'm not applying them to friendship. I'm learning the skills in a marriage, but I'm not applying them to friendship. We fail to recognize that they need nurturing and i
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...human beings and know what's going on in your friend's life? The truth is if I just think about modality of photo, video, audio type things, I think a lot of it has been explored. Different versions and mutations of that have been explored quite exte
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...focus on that human connection. Because you don't have to worry about, oh, did I get all the take, you know, the to dos after the meeting and all that? You're like, yeah. That's that's taken care of. I could just focus 150% of my energy on vibing wit
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insofar as there is net new creative outlets and atomic units that look different from what's available in current platforms, my strong belief is that startups can absolutely win. Increasingly, we're sharing so much more of our inner life with AI. Wh
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...AI relationship is. Well, on the most commonly used large language models, there are guardrails in place. You actually can't. You can't, like I've written thousands back in the day of error messages of when people are rude to machines. Yeah. You know
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...humans ever came onto the planet. So I say to them, go and study biomimicry and learn about systems in nature and then see what is relevant for you in terms of the the social ecological systems in our society.
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...connections come from understanding both the data and the deeper human signals. Yeah. One of the things we we really try and do is say and sort of say look. You know, if you think mathematically, right, you map people into vector space. In theory, th
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