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When people talk about the market opportunity in AI, it's basically uncapped. It's the entire world. It's like all of business.And in the 1920s, people were saying stocks were going to go up because the entire world was buying into the US. >> I think that's very true. I would actually specifically point actually to a technology story back then, which was >> radio.>> Radio. The ticker symbol was radio. The company was RCA.They also, by the way, not only had the technology for radio, they had the patents for ...

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As a child, when I was growing up, I saw people living next to landfills, next to piles of garbage. They We had establishments on the roadsides. We had homes built next to uh garbage trash.We had eldersly rest. We had families cooked and we had children play while smoke flies and the bad smell was all around them. It uh didn't make me comfortable.Right. And so it raised a question is it the normal life that a human being should be living right that made me question is there something that we can do about it ...

Asalam alaikum. So I'll start with a personal story. Uh when I went to Oxford to study uh this was my for my undergrad.So the very first dinner that we had principal of the college I was at university college. One of the things he said at that dinner, this was before our commencement was that look, you guys are all here to learn how to learn and that's all. It doesn't matter which subject you're here for.So I was studying philosophy and economics. There were others obviously doing all sorts of subjects. But ...