Mark Zuckerberg

As digital services scale up, they often face challenges maintaining the same level of quality and user experience. This is because increased user numbers can lead to strain on infrastructure, making it harder to manage service reliability and speed. The key to success is constantly reinvesting in technology and innovation to keep up with growth.

I believe taxing robots would slow down progress and innovation. While we need to address job displacement due to automation, taxation isn't the most effective method. We should instead invest in education and retraining programs to help workers adapt to the new economy.

As the CEO of Facebook, my focus is on advancing social technology and connecting people globally. While I find space exploration fascinating, I prefer not to make predictions about the timeline for humans visiting Mars before 2030.

While intuition can spark innovation, data is critical to validate ideas and steer them towards success. It helps us make informed decisions and scale effectively.

Exempting small companies from most AI regulations can boost innovation by allowing these nimble entities to explore and iterate rapidly without being weighed down by excessive compliance costs. This could drive technological breakthroughs and economic growth.