[00:02] the stupidest, or maybe the most exciting chart that I have ever seen. This is an actual chart that the Federal Reserve of Dallas just published. And it models out how the economy, measured by GDP per capita,
[00:17] might perform in different AI scenarios. Scenario one, basically the upside, AI does everything great that people say it has the potential to do, GDP per capita goes exponential, and we all live happily ever after. Scenario two, which
[00:31] is the yellow line, is basically like everything about AI is overhyped. And scenario three is we all die. The reason GDP per capita goes to zero on this chart is cuz we're all dead. I look at a lot of charts,
[00:44] a lot of them, and this this is new. Never seen a chart before that says we're going extinct, and especially coming from the Federal Reserve. On one Like, why do they even need to make this, right? They're saying, "Okay, in
[00:58] one case, things go amazing. In another case, things go terrible. In a third case, things kind of stay the same." Basically saying, "We have no clue that's how we all feel. Probably didn't need a chart to show us that. But on the
[01:12] other hand, maybe this is the most terrifying chart I've ever seen in my life. Let's just for a second assume that each of these scenarios have equal probability. So, basically there's just a one in three chance that we're all
[01:24] going extinct. I don't like those odds, not at all. Like, if there's a one in three chance that we're all going to die because of AI, but there's only a one in worthwhile, turn it off, right? I truly don't know
[01:38] what to make of this. What do you think? Is this worth the risk? Is AI worth the risk? Or should we just turn it off while we still can? I I think. I don't know. Can we turn it off? I have no idea.