English transcript

Right now in this room, as far as I know, we're all humans in this room. But four

or five years from now, at this very room, when we have a global leadership

future council of the WEF in the UAE, we're gonna have humanoid robots in this

room. Machines, yeah. Yeah, there'll be robots, they'll be

sitting on a chair, they'll be taking notes or doing other things, and we're

gonna have to grapple with this as governments, as regulators, and as

companies. We're going to say, look, there's a lot of positive that can come

from these humanoid robots. An example, again, would be as people get older,

instead of having them go to a nursing home or other kinds of places, they can

stay in their homes, they can be cared for by a robot. I think we all think

this is a very positive thing, but at the same time, introducing humanoid

walking-talking robots in our society is gonna be a much bigger shock than any

chat GPT that we've now engaged with. This is gonna be a very big

shock to the system as we now have them enter into society. That's only four or

five years away.