And even if they buy into what he is saying, that particular group are college graduates. They have already passed the window of opportunity one normally has to explore new ideas. They are in the phase of life where they have to hunker down and get to work. If this "generation AI" ever comes to fruition, it will be those who are still young enough today to be able spend most of their time playing.

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jimbokun 3 hours ago | parent [-]

People should stop exploring new ideas the second they graduate college??

Sounds like a sad way to live.

	▲	win311fwg 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Should they? No. It is their life to live as they please. Imparting your expectations on them is of no use. Will they? Generally, yes. Work, kids, partners, home maintenance, etc. tend to take priority once one becomes an "adult". There is only so much time in the day. That is, after all, why one seeks to front load their remaining life's idea exploration by going to college. Those who plan to explore ideas for the rest of their life simply do so. They don't need "hallowed halls".