Large tech companies are profiting by designing algorithms that addict users and isolate them from real-world engagement.

“And those 10 companies do a lot of things, but primarily their job is every incremental minute from your day they can get you from doing something else, whether it's time with family, exercising, driving your kids to school, whatever it might be.”

The algorithms that power AI and social media platforms are optimized for engagement and often promote fear or polarization, creating a negative impact on society.

“I actually think I inverted it to if I can tell you what to be scared of or find the thing you might be scared of or whatever, then I get power. But maybe it goes the other way, too.”

The rapid advancement of technology without an equivalent focus on human psychological transformation is dangerous and risks making humanity mentally ill.

“Whenever we upgrade our activity without upgrading this one, then we will suffer. Right now, people are saying stress, anxiety, this, that. Well, they got a job that they wanted, and why are they stressing?”