The AI revolution is coming fast. But without a revolution in trust, it will fail

The past 30 years have seen incredible growth and innovation in the tech industry. We've gone from pocket calculators and PCs to pocket computers more powerful than the mammoth mainframe computers of the 1980s. The Atari 800XL computer I used in high school to develop games was powered by a microprocessor with 3,500 transistors – the one running my iPhone today has 2 billion transistors. The cost of a gigabyte of storage was in the range of 100,000 and the size of a refrigerator. Today, it's basically free and size is measured in millimetres.