If you're doing something useful for society, that's a good thing, even if it doesn't change the world. Creating something that provides value to a large number of people is important.

The process of creating art or technology involves serving people like yourself, as those who share your tastes will likely appreciate your work.

Society should reward individuals who contribute positively, like building hospitals or advancing technology, rather than criticizing them for their wealth.

I believe that the innate drive to create is a deeply human trait that will persist even in a post-capitalistic world, where creativity will be valued alongside influence and taste.

Creativity is the last frontier of automation. As non-creative jobs are replaced, humans will have the opportunity to focus on creative endeavors, which is what we inherently desire.

We need to establish a new model for the economics of creative output, especially as AI builds on the creativity of others.

In the past, tech was a space where individuals could act without waiting in line, but now it has become a conventional route for those seeking immediate rewards and recognition.

While technology can distract from finding real truth, it also provides unprecedented access to collective knowledge and creativity, allowing us to live in an era of unprecedented creativity as people tap into the collective unconscious and build on it at a much faster rate.

Creativity thrives in environments where there are no wrong answers, fostering a culture that encourages innovative thinking.