I think enterprises often underestimate the importance of giving people access to technology, which can lead to significant improvements in productivity that aren't easily quantifiable.

Some people reach for global problems they don't encounter in their daily lives, making it hard to measure their impact or improvement.

Rationality is often overvalued compared to other human faculties like intuition and creativity, which can be more effective in many situations.

In economics, we often focus on measurable outcomes, neglecting aspects of well-being that aren't easily quantified, such as dignity and quality of life.

It's essential to consider the values embedded in AI tools, focusing on amplifying human creativity rather than replacing it.

People often overlook the benefits of innovation by focusing solely on existing problems, which can hinder progress and optimism.

We often underutilize models, expecting them to solve tasks quickly without giving them enough time to iterate and improve.

We're still at the very beginning of how people understand how to use AI tools in their work, and there are many social opportunities that haven't been fully explored yet.

I believe that when we interact with a product, we can sense whether care has been taken in its design. Unfortunately, much of our manufactured environment reflects carelessness, prioritizing speed and cost over quality.