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If we didn't have AI, we'd be in a panic right now about what's going to happen to the economy . We've actually been in a regime for 50 years of very slow technological change in the face of declining population growth . The timing has worked out miraculously well . We're going to have AI and robots precisely when we actually need them . The remaining human workers are going to be at a premium , not at a discount. . How big of a deal is the moment in time that we are living through right now ? This is a very, very historic time . AI is the philosopher stone . Now we have a technology that transfers the most common thing in the world which is sand converted into the most rare thing in the world which is thought . We spent a lot of time with the most cutting edge AI forward founders . The most leading edge founders are thinking of can you have entire companies where the founder does everything . There's all this concern that young people jobs are not going to be there for them. AI is replacing them . Everybody wants to talk about job loss but really what you want to look at is task loss . The job persists longer than the individual tasks . What's your sense of just the future of three very specific roles ? Product manager, engineer, designer . There's like a Mexican standoff happening between those three roles . Every coder now believes they can also be a product manager and a designer because they have AI . Every product manager thinks they can be a coder and a designer . And then every designer knows they can be a product manager and a coder . They're actually all kind of correct . What happens is the additive effect of being good at two things is more than double . The additive effect of being good at three things is more than triple . You become a super relevant specialist in the combination of the domains