# Discussion on AI and Public Perception

- Original post: https://www.twitter.com/i/status/2118639893136253185
- Source account: [@CryptoSociety42](https://x.com/CryptoSociety42)
- Source language: Chinese (China)
- Target language: English
- Duration: 1:19
- Published: 2026-11-06
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- Canonical URL: https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/Qu1JvrHaKBnl/transcript-of-discussion-on-ai-and-public-perception

## Transcript

[0:00](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/Qu1JvrHaKBnl/transcript-of-discussion-on-ai-and-public-perception) Okay, thanks, Sister Lu. Uh… I won't ask anything serious. I just wanted to ask you, did you prepare this speech beforehand?

[0:06](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/Qu1JvrHaKBnl/transcript-of-discussion-on-ai-and-public-perception?t=6) Because you spoke at such length without pausing, and your reasoning was pretty clear.

[0:11](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/Qu1JvrHaKBnl/transcript-of-discussion-on-ai-and-public-perception?t=11) Okay. No, I, I actually… I actually never prepare before going onstage at BBW, so our colleagues get a real headache and ask me every time, “Should we prepare a PPT?”

[0:21](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/Qu1JvrHaKBnl/transcript-of-discussion-on-ai-and-public-perception?t=21) I say, “No need.” Then they ask, “What are you going to talk about?”

[0:24](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/Qu1JvrHaKBnl/transcript-of-discussion-on-ai-and-public-perception?t=24) I say, “I'll figure it out right before I go onstage.”

[0:27](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/Qu1JvrHaKBnl/transcript-of-discussion-on-ai-and-public-perception?t=27) Usually, before going onstage, I think about what topics people have been concerned about lately, and if I were an ordinary user, what would I care about most?

[0:37](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/Qu1JvrHaKBnl/transcript-of-discussion-on-ai-and-public-perception?t=37) I try to put myself in their shoes. When I see so much AI and so many hacking incidents, I might first lack confidence in the industry, and second, lack confidence in the other side, and third, because we're human, we all constantly get distracted by information from outside,

[0:55](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/Qu1JvrHaKBnl/transcript-of-discussion-on-ai-and-public-perception?t=55) no matter how much you know. People are products of their environment, so there are all kinds of rumors and gossip.

[1:01](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/Qu1JvrHaKBnl/transcript-of-discussion-on-ai-and-public-perception?t=61) So sometimes, even though explaining it can seem a lot like trying to prove yourself, you're actually falling into a self- justification trap, I still think it's worth taking the time to explain things to people who are worth it.

[1:15](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/Qu1JvrHaKBnl/transcript-of-discussion-on-ai-and-public-perception?t=75) All right, thank you so much, Sister Li, for sharing.

[1:17](https://preview.translate.mom/transcript/Qu1JvrHaKBnl/transcript-of-discussion-on-ai-and-public-perception?t=77) Once again.