Kevin A Bryan

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And happy birthday to Kevin Bryan.

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Happy birthday, Kevin.

It's because their prefrontal cortex is offline.

And a really great example of this is something that we are seeing right now, which is, as Kevin A. Bryan writes, "Carney, still fascinating.

Cuts net immigration to zero, announces 10% reduction in federal civil service, gets a data center, cuts capital gains and corporate tax, privatized airports.

Uh, the government is now rapidly in support of fossil fuel extraction, and the result is massive popularity, including among the left." Daniel then writes, "The best thing for Canada is the left quickly getting behind sensible economic policy and abandoning the madness that came before it." And I am inclined to agree, except for one big problem.

An AI jobs boom is here, and people have a wide range of takes on this.

Is it just postponed? Is it permanently postponed? Kevin Bryan summed it up well.

He said, I am shocked, shocked.

He's being sarcastic, of course.

So all the, the new developments of having a lot of pre-docs and all this might change because it might be more efficient just to use your artificial intelligence unit.

And we had earlier webinars by Sergio Carrera and by Kevin Bryan on, you know, how to use, uh, artificial intelligence and generative AI for research.

And also the way we will distribute knowledge will also change.

Now, Justin asked a few poll questions, and I think he will chat-- will throw more questions at you during the conversation or during his presentation.

What I have met is very small niche pockets of people who just are nerdy and got in at the ground floor.

There's a wonderful group at the University of Toronto.

You had Kevin Bryan here.

They've been talking to OpenAI for over a decade.