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There's actually a recent report from
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Harvard Business.
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Yeah.
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That says that the single top use case
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for generative AI in 2025 is therapy and
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companionship.
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Right.
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And I just want everybody to sit with
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that right now.
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Millions of people.
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It's okay if it is supervised by a human
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being
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when it's not.
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When it's not, AI is fundamentally not
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able to work autonomously. Because one
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of the things that is terrifying about
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what's happening with AI, and there's
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lots of wonderful things that are
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happening, but let's just talk about the
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terrifying thing that's happening.
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There's zero regulation. Zero. And if we
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have a situation where people are
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turning to AI in order to get advice,
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it's already happening, right?
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And the reason why people are turning
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toward AI is because we are, first of
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all, as we've already discussed, living
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in an unprecedented moment of change and
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overwhelm and insecurity. And so you
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have this backdrop where you've got
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people in a state where they need
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support. And so there is a huge need.
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This is the part where we have to go,
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no, no, no. We've got to pressure the
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people that are paying attention in
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states where they are.
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So what guard rails would you like to
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see in place? I
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I want to see I want to see tremendous
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regulation.
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