Om Patel0:00 So, talking about artificial intelligence and the power, who should control artificial intelligence?0:05 AI is already changing everything from how we learn to how we work.0:10 But the real question is what isn't what AI can do.0:13 It's who gets to control it.0:14 Right now, most of the AI technology is owned by a few massive companies like OpenAI, Claude, Anthropic.0:20 They control the data, the tools, and even how AI is trained.0:23 That gives them a huge amount of power over what information people receive or what jobs are replaced.0:30 Some people just say the government should step in before it gets out of hand.0:33 Others think that regulation will just slow down the innovation.0:36 And I I agree with both points.0:39 I think that it should be transparent.0:41 We need to know how it's being used and who benefits from it.0:44 But I don't think it should be it should be in a way where it negates or hinders the innovation that happens going forward.0:53 Technology should, you know, it's just served, it should serve the people, but not control them.0:58 But I still think that innovation is something to really keep in mind here.1:02 We're doing things that's never been done you know, AI is doing things that's never been done before.