A few weeks back I had the great privilege of being the closing speaker at the @singularityu's Executive Program in Palo Alto, the birthplace of Silicon Valley. Singularity has taken me far and wide on many adventures. I don't speak much about this here, but I have had the honour of closing for Singularity Summits and spoken on mind-boggling stages, including Summits and Executive Programs. But this felt somewhat different, as it was in the heart of Silicon Valley, the world's innovation eden, and at the finish line of an extraordinary series of provocative thinkers and content. Step Change was my closing talk there, and I also delivered robotics(humanity) [robotics as a function of humanity]. It seems a recurring theme, to me, that we centre ourselves as the fundamental priority of this technological revolution. We can't compromise on humanity at the centre. And if we don't, we're building the most beautiful future possible. On reflection, I realised I receive much more than I give in a talk like this one. I am grateful to present to an extraordinary audience of global innovators, thought leaders, and executives, whose impact compounds. Grateful to the SU team for the invitation. This was a beautiful moment in my career. @micmannsa @shaynemann @PeterDiamandis