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- The relationship we have

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with our devices now is overpowered

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by the density of information

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that people have to contend with

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on a daily basis.

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And it's what we're doing at Humane.

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Looking at restoring that balance,

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making it so that the devices
are no longer a burden,

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but they're actually what
they're intended to do,

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and that is to make you feel superhuman,

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not be enslaved.

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I'm Imran Chaudhry.

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I'm a designer.

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I was a designer at Apple

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for about two decades

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and now I'm co-founding
a company called Humane.

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Yeah, so I was blessed to be part

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of an incredibly small team of colleagues

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that brought the iPhone to the world.

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In effect, what we did was we brought

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the information age to the masses.

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In the power of the device to draw you in

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with those superhuman capabilities,

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you tend to lose sight

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of what's immediately around you

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and that's an issue.

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I think the reality is, is
that we don't necessarily

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have a fantastic relationship with things.

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There are things that I really enjoy

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about my devices that
no other device can do.

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The thing I don't really enjoy is

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how it makes me feel

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and how it makes other people feel.

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And what we're doing at Humane

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is we are building from the ground up.

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The next shift in technology

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is gonna be led by AI, ML and CV

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and it's important for us to recognize

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that like the impact
of the information age,

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the intelligence age is gonna have

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an equally impactful impact

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on all other sides.

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I believe that AI has the ability

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to augment a lot of things

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that people are doing

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and actually simplify a lot

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of the mundane work

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that they have to do to achieve

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the things that we want.

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You can do that through automation,

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you can do that through many ways.

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But AI definitely when done right

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has the potential to be the greatest gift

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to all of humanity.

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That, I believe, is the fundamental change

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that we're going to see.