@altcap@berniemoreno Love this. Getting Millennials and Gen Zers who've never invested to actually experience ownership firsthand would be a massive mindset shift.
@GaryMarcus Hopefully Elon's announcement is just the start. He doesn't have to give it all at once. Let's hope this philanthropic mechanism catches on better than the giving pledge.
@mcuban The optimal path for many Americans is looking abroad for education and healthcare. Global quality is catching up at a fraction of the price. This threat of global competition might be the best catalyst to break domestic regulatory capture and lower costs.
@AndrewOnXYZ An interesting scenario, but lets create a more realistic version with a more sophisticated objective function beyond "reduce reported incidents to zero." A superintelligence would know us better than that.
The ability to create a real relationship with patients and take accountability for chosen treatments. Also, I think physicians may evolve to operate similarly to financial advisors today, where the planning and advice is well known but people still want someone to figure it out for them.
@chamath โTogetherโ is the key word. Together doing what? Lab pacing agreements don't bind open weights or Chinese labs and Anthropic reportedly just declined UK AISI testing on 5.1. I havenโt seen a mechanism that solves for existential risk.
6. On #6: air permits cap emissions, but don't zero them. EPA (see Cobra tool) already quantifies the health cost of emissions by pollutant type. That residual should be priced before approval, at the applicant's expense. "We're permitted" answers a legal question, not a damages one.
@mcuban 5. This is written for officials. I think residents could benefit from their own version. They show up to meeting angry and speak, but are typically lacking coordination or an underlying strategy to be productive.