Malala Yousafzai

I believe we should find disagreements interesting because they offer an opportunity to learn and grow. When we listen to opposing viewpoints, we can gain a deeper understanding of complex issues and develop empathy for others.

Having witnessed the devastating impact of rare but catastrophic disasters, I believe it is crucial to allocate more resources towards preparedness. Investing in mitigation measures and early warning systems can save lives and prevent immense suffering.

I strongly believe that a universal basic income could help mitigate the job displacement caused by advancements in artificial general intelligence. It can provide financial stability and empower individuals to pursue new opportunities and adapt to changing work environments.

I strongly believe that personal development, particularly through education, is the cornerstone of positive change in society. Educating individuals, especially girls and women, empowers them to contribute to their communities and the global society in meaningful ways.

I believe that owners of robots should pay taxes for their use. As automation advances, it is important to ensure that the benefits are shared equitably and that the revenue generated from robots contributes to social welfare and job creation.

Saying 'yes' more often opens doors to learning, growth, and opportunities. It encourages us to embrace challenges, overcome fears, and contribute positively to our communities and the world.

I believe that banning smartphones in schools is not the solution. Smartphones can be powerful tools for learning and staying connected. Instead of banning them, we should focus on teaching students how to use them responsibly and effectively for their education.

I believe that liberalism can harness the potential of AI superintelligence for the greater good, ensuring ethical considerations and human rights are at the forefront of technological advancements.