Number one, we are close to creating a genie that can grant any wish.

Number one, we are close to creating a genie that can grant any wish. Number two, we are going to make sure that our first wishes broadly benefit humanity and that we kind of get the world to a place where a lot more people get to have a lot more wishes. And number three, the space of what you can wish for is incredibly big and creative and it will be quite exciting to like figure that out with real sort of human values and preferences. But I think there's a fourth thing too, which is you start making these wishes, the computer grants them and then you're like, I didn't think that was going to work. Yeah. What now? It's a weird feeling. Yeah, it's just like the problem where people spent like 100 years trying to disprove some Jacobian, yeah, this thing. And then some guy asks Claude and it was like, I don't know, within a few days or something like this. So I'm, I'm, I think there's going to be lots of great jobs in the future. I really do. I think we're going to have lots of intellectual fulfillment and I think most jobs are going to adapt more than it seems like they should. But math, I think is a very important example of something for us to study very closely right now of something that may not go that way. In fact, I would say probably won't go that way.