Looking ahead, what gives you personal optimism about technology and human adaptation?
Replied bySundar Pichai
CEO, Google at Google
Niche: AI, Technology
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: USA
Started: 2015 or
We often take progress for granted. We used to talk a lot about the Turing test and now we have gone past it. In San Francisco there are driverless cars on the road. I recently sat my eighty-year-old father in a Waymo car and saw his sense of wonder. Moments like that remind me humans can adapt and benefit from change.
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