The effective growth rate of technology is currently multiplying by about ten each year, which is a significant acceleration compared to linear growth.

The key challenge for society will be to ensure a productive population to support an aging demographic, as productivity tools will be essential in this transition.

Technology advances are a two-edged sword; they raise productivity but also create challenges in wealth distribution and social issues.

As the cost of intelligence approaches zero, we can expect significant advancements in technology that drive productivity and economic growth.

The future of the U.S. economy hinges on technological progress, which is reflected in GDP growth; if innovation continues, the economy will thrive.

I believe that scientific progress is the highest order bit of progress for society, economic growth, and quality of life, and if AI can help increase the rate of scientific progress, it will be a triumph.

Despite improvements in technology, translating that into productivity enhancements remains a challenge.

We are on the brink of unprecedented productivity increases, potentially 30% per year, which will reshape our economic models and societal structures.

I believe that all long-term sustainable economic growth comes from discovering new science and having good governance to develop and share that science.