"[W]hat's really interesting is empathy is really a result of experiences and so machines can never have experiences …[T]hese lines are being super blurred and what it means to be human and connect with another based on authentic shared experiences now is shifting."

“I would say it's less of a development and more of commentary that I've been hearing, which is we need to move away from conversations of AI being about effectiveness and efficiency and infuse more of the human element in.

“I mean like a Hollywood creator, an artist, whomever… If you want your stuff to be seen, machines need to show it to people. If you want your stuff to be seen, machines need to show it to people. It's not like a theater needs to decide to show it or a movie studio decides to green light it.

"I feel so much more strongly about
@Chase as an innovator… This is an example where I was expecting a human to do a better job than an automated system. And the automated system did what I was asking for.

“I work in the AI twin space and the more data you can feed your AI twin, the more effective your AI twin is going to be for yourself as a thought partner, but then also as an interface that other people can actually interact with.”

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