Larry Page

As companies scale, maintaining innovation and flexibility becomes challenging. The bureaucracy can stifle creativity and delay decision-making, leading to a deterioration in the company's core values.

I strongly disagree that owners of robots should pay taxes for their use. Taxing robots could discourage innovation and adoption of automation technologies, limiting their potential benefits for society. Instead, we should focus on rethinking our tax systems to address the changing nature of work and ensure fair distribution of wealth and opportunities.

I strongly disagree that liberalism will be effective in a world with AI superintelligence. The potential risks and disruptions posed by AI advancement require a more controlled and regulated approach to ensure the safety and ethical use of AI.

Absolutely, Spain offering no-strings-attached one-year visas for STEM graduates from top universities is a brilliant idea. It encourages a global exchange of knowledge and innovation. This move could significantly boost technological advancement and economic growth by attracting some of the brightest minds to contribute to Spain's tech sector. Talent is universally distributed, but opportunity is not — such policies ensure we don't miss out on potential innovations that can arise from diverse and global perspectives converging in a single ecosystem.