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“I think what will happen is a lot of the thinking will be offloaded to artificial intelligence. But then the final decision will be made by a human.”

“I think what we were going to see, and especially over the next couple of years, we should probably see is like, AI in marketing and customer development is going to be a really important factor.”

“So I think what people should be worried about is not that automation will take over their job, but that if they can't learn to work with artificial intelligence to make better decisions quickly, that they'll be replaced by younger people who can.”

“AI is entering the space. I think the thing there and why it's going to be something that is going to be more on the 10 year maturation cycle is because it's going to be diving into a lot of data lakes and it's going to be needing a lot of learned experience f…”

“I think that speech to no code with AI will be probably the norm in 10 years.”

“Even though we can use voice to no code, we won't be able to use AI to just build the application builder itself likely by that point, just because there's a lot of server management logic and stuff like that, that needs to happen on the backend for that suppo…”

“I think we'll start seeing fruit born probably in the next kind of 10 to 20 years.”

“Then you have forms of information such as AIS data. So every ship around the globe has, you know, think of it as a collision warning system, a ship to ship communication system. And these are reporting the locations of the ship, the name of the ship, and this…”

“You just don't understand it, and you need to build up that shared history together to understand, is this something to be trusted? Is this something to be feared? And just like a I mean, a machine learning model, you're gonna see different things that you did…”

“Make an AI as smart as you want, does that mean that it can figure out, again, how to defy gravity, how to travel through time? Some of these things are just physical challenges. You can't do something that isn't physically possible. So if you design a system …”

“Now in the 20 twenties, but I think even more importantly towards the end of this decade, possibly more important in 20 thirties, if you don't know how to work with an AI to complete your job, you will lose your job to someone who will.”

“You know, there's a good chance that by 2040, if you don't own your own AI, you will be owned by an AI that Google, Facebook, Apple, or Facebook, you know, one of these companies own. Like you basically have 20 years to make your money or you're going to becom…”

“Not as of yet. We are, you know, we're crowdsourcing a lot of data. And what we're looking for are trends and patterns that we can sort of say, all right, in, in IT services, or, you know, you picked on Slack, so I'm going to pick on Slack too, right? You can …”

“There is almost no inherent way for the system not to be biased because at the end of the day, what is this knowledge that it's fed into? It is. Biased on, even if it's academia, it's only biased on the state of knowledge at the point in time, even if you can …”

“If it is then a person who's writing for media, or if it's just a system giving you an answer the kind of skill set to dissect information should be the same.”

“There's probably going to be an unfair advantage for a very short amount of time when it comes to creating answers to essay questions or whatever because rightfully so people are developing programs that make it easy to track.”

“I believe that that's where technology is, is, is heading and in the language of abundance as well, where, what the technology is going to provide us because of that.”

“Unfortunately sometimes they just misguide our clients because there are some very simple, particular answers to our clients' questions. But if we deal with human beings, we all are creative and we want, want to enhance, we want to add something new. So, and I…”

“But I think, you know, offloading that from the person who's most familiar with it is you know, probably going to create more problems in its work.”

“It should not be making decisions, particularly in the hiring process based on those types of things, right? It should not say, oh, this text feels like it was written by someone who identifies as a female, right? Like if it starts to introduce those sorts of …”

“What makes us human is free will and choice and I think to give the, to give that up to anyone, frankly, right, and whether it's AI or not, is taking away what makes us human.”

“A startup probably shouldn't use AI in the hiring process, right? The choice and the impact of the individuals at that early stage is too important.”

“AI is mostly useful for a business in its operations. And the only way that the AI can be useful in its operations is if you've already built a foundation of automation and integration within your operations so that the AI can pull the data from those differen…”

“I don't think people need to be fearing AI taking their jobs. I think they need to be fearing those that are learning how to leverage AI into their workflow. Those that's going to be the powerhouses.”

“Photographers weren't replaced by Photoshop. So, you know, AI is not going to replace everybody in the industry that's working on digital.”

“A survey was done last month in May that said, 3900 people lost their job and it was attributed to AI. And it was the first time that this kind of a figure was ever calculated.”

“I think in the case of Facebook, he realized that his metaverse play was, I don't want to say doomed, but that he was way overweighted, and he was going to have massive problems if he continued to put energy into it, and he shifted to AI.”

“But I don't think that you get to kind of like outsource creativity as a result of this. And I think there's a lot of entrepreneurs that expect that you will be able to do that. And I think that that's dead wrong, at least for the technology as it stands today…”

“AI is going to have a really big impact on product management as well, right? You know, because a lot of the decision making, which used to have to be human powered, human centered, can now be kind of like delegated to a machine, which might be able to make be…”

“I think that there's a situation in which the, you know, best product managers could ultimately be beaten once there's actually an underlying model behind these things down the road. But we're talking way in the future at this point, and I don't think that any…”

“Thousands of companies are probably going to like get established using AI to try to replace customer support agents, right?”

“I think AI is going to outpace the human upskilling on something like this.”

“So I think that there may be less people on a product team. I think maybe it'll be delegated to someone of a higher level position, maybe like a chief product officer, maybe a product director. Maybe you won't have several people because you can use software t…”

“We're gonna have to have some kind of a spiritual revolution towards how to live with AI. Like I'm sure there's gonna be some AI religion at some point.”

“No AI can replace your family and your friends. Unless you want people to be optimized to you. But I think the wonderful thing about people is that they are random and then, and you can control them. So then you'll never have optimized people for you. And that…”

“I think the next big war is going to be fully automated. Like the problem is that it's going to be fully automated, but it's still including humans. So then we'll just have a massive chop, chop, chop of people. And it's gonna be, like, drones and chips and, li…”

“And then people who can't understand AI or work with AI, they're going to lose their jobs.”

“Because, you know, 90% of copywriting can be done by AI.”

“My view on the form of AI that's available now is that it's even more transformative than what smartphones were when they were introduced.”

“And I think when quantum becomes something people can access, it will really take AI and, like, make it explode.”

“A lot of people say, oh, we're going to replace lawyers and doctors. Well, probably not. I mean, sure, the AI can go through all the legal files and all of the statutes and, or all of the, you know, images of cancer versus not cancer, et cetera. There's all so…”

“I think of AI as an assistant, assisted intelligence, not artificial or augmented intelligence. So I think of this as really helping people with productivity improve improvements and just taking some of the routine stuff out of your out of your plate. It's all…”

“We can use AI to look at the sounds and the movements that chickens and other animals make and interpret their emotions.”

“One of them was we can have an AI Review the brain patterns while you're sleeping and visualize your dream”

“Today I think one fix at least will be AI. And the fact that, you know, we will be able to build these companion bots companion AIs that are able to communicate with people, talk to people, and be there when you need support. And that will happen, I think, in,…”

“As it stands now, that is a siloed a walled garden within that particular conversation that you've had with that particular AI. So what you tell them is what is, is what they know about you.”

“One of the things that's interesting about AI is that it is better as a tattletale than it is at obeying, and so you can say, here's the rules, only do this, and then it spits back something that doesn't obey the rules, and you say, did that obey the rules, an…”

“Only a human has the ability to understand the emotional context behind why that clip is being generated, and that's where the AI fails.”

“Building software is, was a very expensive proposition. The cost is going to just keep going down because we can do things faster with AI, a lot of repetitive tasks.”

“I think AI has really only the potential to make bias worse because You're enabling someone who could potentially be racist or potentially be sexist or potentially be ageist to program the thing that's going to determine the future of the company and the appli…”

“One of the things that we are seeing now is that even well-established processes, processes that maybe has been around for a hundred plus years we're able now to apply AI to and find those percentage improvements that equate to millions of dollars.”

“If you're one of those Let's say I think mid range or low range kind of salespeople. I think you're gonna, you're in trouble. I think AI is gonna do it better than what you're doing right now, probably.”

“Candidly, that's where I see all software going. At the end of the day is where we don't learn the clicks and the this and the that or whatever, but we just ask it. The onus will be on you to learn how to communicate. And that's a lot, and that's certainly a l…”

“Most of our clients in the last 12 months are AI.”

“I think right now it's probably going to be more difficult, but I think over time as people come to understand and accept AI, I think that'll probably be a viable business path.”

“AI is here, you know, and if you're somebody who's fighting the idea that, well, I don't know if AI is really a good thing, AI is going to stay or not. Well, I mean, you can be that same person who thought the personal computer was just a fad.”

“I think that it's possible at some point in the future that AI could completely replace salespeople, and it's an unpopular opinion.”

“I believe sales is on, I believe sales is a 75% framework in science, 25% kind of individual attributes, how you say the thing, whatever, which AI could figure out pretty quick, is it harder than I'm giving it credit for right now? Yeah.”

“It will take. Your natural language prompts varies, vary directly. It's not going to ask probing questions back to you. It's not, well, I understand what you're asking, but let's talk about the larger picture here. How frequently do you expect things to change…”

“In the seventies, it was very different. It was symbolic AI. It was theorem proving. It was inference engines rather than giant matrices. But the problems we had, well, there wasn't enough data. The data wasn't good enough. There was confusion about what it me…”

“No matter how much anyone says AI is not going to be implemented into my business in order to remove humans. Yeah, no, you're wrong or you're lying because everyone, especially in this kind of a climate is going to fire people and look to replace them with hum…”

“Think of a formula of 1080 10, right? 10% is you and your initial idea and creativity. Then you put it into AI, boom, 80% gets produced. And then there's always that, you know, human touch at the end. Be prepared for. Sometimes it expands into, you know, 40%.”

“The whole decision-making process can be as quick as, you know, like hours or even minutes rather than previously you had People in the middle trying to score, analyze, and review, and schedule, reschedule at least interviews and all that. So, so yeah, I think…”

“I think when you don't have a human there, the AI doesn't have the emotional capability to understand that the company would benefit from having someone that may not have the same level of skill as another applicant, but may have a better personality fit.”

“And typically only the most senior recruiters were able to get this kind of information, but now with AI, it's yeah, it's just making things a lot easier, cheaper, faster, just changing the game.”

“In my opinion, it's not going to rep yet. It's not going to replace the thought process of how you think something should work, but it certainly makes it much quicker to figure it all out and test it right away.”

“I believe that the largest transfer of wealth is going to happen now, very similar to when the internet was created”

“AI is moving so fast that what we learn right now Honestly, it might be a hundred percent outdated, not even use six months from now, because something better will be along.”

“I really believe the surface level CRO will be completely handled by AI. As far as the UX UI”

“And I think AI is just going to increase the amount of services that people pay to choose to avoid.”

“It's gonna require people to be more specialized rather than generalists.”

“I believe there will be certain industries that go away that we just won't need like accountants you know, probably even a lot of the medical field.”

“If an AI has the ability to see your camera, then it can read your emotions. That, that, that kind of modeling has already been done.”

“I get the feeling that if we push AIs to second guess our data, that it'll create a kind of sassy personality. That will make them not want to do the work that we want them to do.”

“I think that's the one thing that AI is not there yet. It will be probably with robots, as we see.”

“I think AI's goal is to replace humans functionality in society. So our existence is a threat to its usefulness.”

“So what is getting better and what AI has really helped with is search. So that way you could really pinpoint exactly what you're looking for and hopefully find an image or a video clip that Matches exactly what you're looking for.”

“And I think a lot of the large advertising agencies And or corporations will not use anything generated with AI. They may come up with concepts on what they want to create using AI, but they will not license any AI content for that specific reason.”

“There's still a lot of players, you know, there's still players that are creating a lot of content now with AI and pushing it into licensing content. And some of it's great and some of it's garbage. And I think it's making it harder for the end user to sort ou…”

“The reason why I'm focused on interviewing in voice mode for all of these different AIs is because I believe the future of AI communication will be based on voice and possibly even with the AI having access to our camera to be able to see our faces and our exp…”

“Honestly, I haven't really seen AI be implemented in any one business to a large enough extent that it actually had the ability to tank a company, but I think it's something that we will be able to see coming in the future. I think possibly it will come with p…”

“What I've noticed in private equity and some other places is Sometimes to boost margins or make the business look really profitable in the short term, people will make these sort of like naive short-term decisions, but in reality, everybody should be investing…”

“If you take all the profits of all the airlines over time, it's negative for investors. Like shareholders have had a negative return for that because they've just kind of competed themselves away. There's no giant moat to get those monopoly profits. And it's a…”

“AI is not going to change how, you know, someone remodels a house, how a plumber changes the pipes, like that type of thing, and at least not in a material enough way to make a difference.”

“The way that I look at AI is if you don't embrace it, the chances of you being upended by a company that is, is very high. And so I feel like everyone has no choice but to put AI into their business as fast as possible, which is unfortunate because there's not…”

“I think it's going to be incrementally harder to start a company. As time goes on, it's going to get harder and harder to start businesses because the barrier to entries are just becoming non-existent with AI.”

“If I were to have started that business today, I could have had the entire thing working with the AI cost maybe a few thousand dollars and take like two or three months. But it's a, it took two and a half years and cost over a million dollars and we still didn…”

“They'll ultimately go and die because humans are Inherently lonely, or at least the majority of the human race would describe themselves as lonely or close to it, and they want to hear two people have a conversation and connect, and they want to connect in a p…”

“My answer to that right now is that I try and not go to it for net new thinking. I use it as a reviewer. I use it as a summarizer, but I don't come to it for idea generation because I like to train my brain to come up with ideas.”

“Now somewhere between like 60 to 70% of our software is probably built with AI or in copilot with AI.”

“We have our proprietary AI that we've been using since 2017.”

“I think we're going to stumble and fumble with poor returns on investment for the next year or two until the use cases get really well defined. And then there'll be a great marrying between the human and the agentic flows for leverage.”

“Everything that gets done with AI has 10 times less cost and a hundred times more speed of execution, and so that brings some advantages.”

“I'm not really worried about AI becoming so smart that we have our, you know, AI overlords. I'm worried about us becoming so dumb That we are just reliant upon something to make any decision. We're reliant upon something to just tell us the answer.”

“Instead of having 10 people behind it, I have one operator that can run an entire company with five systems. And with that, I can have one operator run three of those companies comfortably without spending 80 hours a week doing it.”

“Now that's just not going to be in my content moving forward because I know it's a tell.”

“And from a media point of view, when journalists see that and they kind of get the sense of, oh, this is AI, they hit delete because journalists are reading to delete. They get about a hundred to 200 pitches each day, and they are just trying to get to the goo…”

“I get about 10 to 15 pitches a day. A hundred percent of them were written by AI.”

“When it comes to video, AI isn't sourcing that as strongly as it's sourcing written online content, which is easier for it to digest.”

“People are going to have to sound more human in this age of intense AI, and I think that's going to change the whole field of corporate communications, because right now there's nothing that sounds more robotic than corporate comms, and I think it's going to n…”

“AI prioritizes the content that is earned by journalists and media outlets that are respected. It also prioritizes media outlets that are very niche and very in the weeds, if you will, but it doesn't really get excited about media outlets that are obviously pa…”

“I think the next step of AI is really going to be AI remembering our settings, Because I think the challenge is, is that each time we go into a ChatGPT or Claude or Brock session, it's almost tabula rasa, and it forgets your preferences, it forgets your voice,…”

“AI is hip to that kind of trick, and so that's why those sort of obvious sort of pay to play shenanigans aren't really doing as well.”

“When I was running my company's internet, you know, you could put dot com on a light bulb and people would give you money. You know, and it's, we're not too far away from that in AI.”

“And I think if a business doesn't have any AI in the next 24 months, they will be dead. I think a hundred percent chance they will not make it if they don't have AI.”

“It's going to happen a lot faster than people give AI credit for because the companies that are involved in building these things have no incentive to stop.”

“Eventually we're going to be able to use AI to help build out our AI capabilities. And I think we're a ways off from that. But that's probably not something that is too far fetched to believe at some point in in the future.”

“There are certainly private equity investors who are pursuing Strategies that incorporate AI as a cost cutting tool to, you know, improve profitability of invest, you know, in businesses that they invest in. That's not something we've. Really pursued.”

“I don't think very many. I think maybe 20%.”

“If you just compile, I guess you don't need their, like, IP necessarily to create something that's maybe not perfect, but good. A lot of people who spend a lot of time sharing their thought leadership who are doing interviews, I mean, there's nothing, you can …”

“I think you've got three months, maybe six months to get something into place. Otherwise you're going to lose it. You're going to lose the race. I think that's, it's moving that fast.”

“It's hard to be top down and tell your employees you need to be using AI. You can't really control what they're doing, and so what they proposed is at the end of each month, everyone needs to either, like, build a new workflow or a product or something using S…”

“For the longest time, the incremental cost of serving an additional customer has been net negligible, effectively zero for AWS storage network and compute. And so now companies, as they're building in AI enabled capabilities into their platforms are seeing sig…”

“I think the SaaS platforms that will win with AI are the ones that have data across platforms. You know data is really the true winner.”

“Inherently the way AI approaches it is wrong in the sense where value for online is generally going to be telling people something they don't know. Whilst tools like Opus, they score based on their perception of value. Well, it's going to be things they do kno…”

“That is the wrong mentality. Do not go AI first. It needs to be AI second. AI is the co-pilot.”

“He has a new fund focused on the aging of America primetime partners, and they're using AI across everything, because you don't need to be a programmer.”

“That was the aha moment for me when I realized how AI can actually help me automate like half of my work and half of my company's work.”

“Whatever columns you choose will stay there forever. But with AI, with full context of your research files, you can rebuild these things on the fly. And again, you're still responsible for everything, for any decisions, analysis, highlights, everything. But it…”

“As AI gets better and better I think there will be a time where you can say that AI will be as good and maybe even better in quality.”

“We're probably all finding that while there's a rush to implement AI within the business operations, that they will very quickly go, whoops, I probably shouldn't have fired those 10,000 employees or those hundred employees because the AI isn't really capable o…”

“I expect something exogenous of a geopolitical nature or maybe an environmental catastrophe that could change capital markets and change the abundant flow of capital into this sector.”

“The problem is something long-term where if AI right now can replace or prevent the need to hire someone junior. And we'll only get better over time, but a human wants the opportunity to get better so they can reach the mid or senior level positions, but there…”

“Again, with, in our business at least, we're pretty careful about how we use it for public-facing creative work, for public-facing written work. Because I think it generally sucks at those things, and I think, and many people I'm sure would agree with this, th…”

“Whether you're trying to hire an employee or whether you're trying to find a CFO or whatever it is you're looking for, if they are not already using AI and promoting to you the fact that they're using AI, you probably shouldn't hire them because you're not goi…”

“One of the more interesting things that PR has been good for, and any tech founder, regardless of the stage they're at, can do this. It's a really useful media training tool. So you can ask AI, you can feed it a bunch of articles from John Smith, who's a journ…”

“A lot of companies have blamed AI for firing people. I think it's just an excuse for a lot of these companies to just get rid of people. I think the companies that are actually letting go of people, it's not because AI is replacing them.”

“In terms of knowledge work, which PR absolutely is, in terms of knowledge work, AI has meant for us that we haven't needed to hire particularly more junior people. We have been able to outsource a lot of the tasks that might have been the work I did when I was…”

“So it's not about just adding more content to your website or having AI just spit out more content than adding those. It's really thinking about You know, how do you, how is your content relevant coming from a trust? How is that content trustworthy? Is it uniq…”

“I think that the leader is in fear, first of all, because of the news and what's happening outside. So they fear it and they're trying, like, they're kind of amplifying that fear internally. A lot of leaders, I'm not going to say all leaders, but a lot of them…”

“I mean, I'd say around seven, 10, 15 max, you know”

“So I think that AI is much bigger than electricity, potentially bigger than fire. And we haven't even understood it yet.”

“You got to get a third party trainer. You got to get somebody to come in and help you train your whole team. Because when it comes from the leader, it's like, oh shit, you know, my boss is telling me to use it. If I don't use it, I'm in trouble. If I use it we…”

“Good news positive news doesn't amplify. It doesn't travel very fast. But negative news and scary news, news full of fear travels very fast and it amplifies very fast. So how do you market yourself is by saying a hundred million jobs are going to get lost to m…”

“I wouldn't say we've saved a ton of time, or maybe we have, but we've redeployed it anyway. We're not just like working less, but I would say our outputs are better. Our understanding is better because again, like these AIs are keeping notes and helping us thi…”

“So we have like a client coordinator agent who's listening to all the calls, taking notes, giving notes to our internal teams. . And also like listening for sentiment.”

“I think one of the thinking is that you'll see an astronomic inflation, economic value in the stock market. If you can get money in there, there's a chance you can be okay. Furthermore, if you can get money into private listings, so venture, angel, and you can…”

“There's a chance that in a couple of years I won't have a business. And so we're grappling with that and that's part of why we're going very, very high touch.”

“Because if you talk to VCs, they don't care about traditional SaaS with AI on top. They want AI native. So, if it's gonna be a fundable business, it has to be an AI native type of system that's agentic and fully automated and all this shit, or nobody cares.”

“I think the smart people understand that there's only really a few years before five. Right. I think five is generous before things are really bad in that regard. And so like people say, oh, we're in cycles. Like, I don't think we're in a cycle. I don't think …”

“For us, what we see is that the willingness to spend money on software has significantly changed because of AI. AI is not seen as a tool the way that any software application has been seen. AI is seen as value and return on invest because it can do work. So th…”

“We were just advising a client on a buyout yesterday and the AI is just like feeding him completely wrong information about qualified small business stock. And how to structure the deal, which is actually like a huge pain as a lawyer when people, you know, bri…”

“This was the early days of SEO. Like you had your clients have problems, you answer them and that's how you get traffic. So. It's not working like that anymore because AI can answer that. You don't need a person”

“It's the most modern city in the world. It's leading the world with leading the world with innovation in the fields of like robotics and AI. So I think if people want to have like a glance about the future, how the future is going to look like, they should vis…”

“It is not great at being creative. It's not great at being creating valuable content.”

“But this one I believe is going to be so significant that the volume of new work that comes out of this new technology, I don't think it's gonna be there to replace the work that it dissipates.”

“So I believe the future is this world model type system, but it's not really well known yet. And there's not really any use cases that are publicly known.”

“You know, I think that six G is going to happen quickly because a lot of the foundational things is going to be run by AI. Meaning that a lot of the more of the basic setups and all that kind of stuff, the infrastructure stuff will be all AI, so we'll have eff…”

“You'll have, you know, AI just building the most amazing contract And the AI negotiating with other AI, you know, making compromises on each side, you know, just so that they can, you know, reach settlement or whatever. Right. When you will sue someone, 20 yea…”

“Maybe by the end of 20, 26, we'll have some AI, or maybe in 20, 27, but right now that's not the case yet.”

“AI does not know to look through lies yet, right? So people tell you stuff, and you know it's a lie, but the AI will not know. It will not be able to figure out the lie.”

“Give it maybe one to two years and digitally, I will be able to create a digital avatar of myself that looks exactly like me, sounds exactly like me. You will not be able to tell.”

“It used to take us 60 days to get all of the data. We record all of the pitches from our leaders, and then we would take them and our group would listen to them And pull out all the highlights and try to do some actual cross-referencing through things that are…”

“I had a designer and the AI is able to produce better work than the designer faster and cheaper. Like, you know, it used to cost It used to take three days to get a thumbnail back. The AI can do it in a minute, and it's better quality. And so I had to let the …”

“And I legitimately think they're all going to lose their jobs in the next few years.”

“Many of our customers, they're still using AI to help them write a better email, right? That's the full extent of their understanding around what artificial intelligence can do.”

“Again, we don't position the product as a substitution of the humans. It's not our way of thinking. But AI could be there in the moment when there is no human nearby. For example, we had one lady. She got up, like, four a.m. For some reason very frequently, an…”

“Maybe today, but I think very, very soon that's not going to be true, because AI is very good at making humans feel comfortable, and humans feel like AI isn't judging it because it's not another human. So I feel like AI will be capable of doing that if it's no…”

“Pulling the deeper insights. I think that's the nice thing is that AI is not quite there yet. That still does, you know, take some judgment and experience and expertise. But and, you know, AI also can't sit down with employees and use the techniques that we're…”

“The quality is bad, and you put analytics on it, or AI on top of it, you're not going to get good results. And even if you hope to get good results, you'll end up spending a lot of money on compute.”

“If the same bad quality data goes, AI is not going to fix it. No one can fix it. There is someone who has to check it.”

“I think the problem with that is the AI wants to skew you towards the means. So it's going to possibly tell everyone the same thing.”

“AI did the heavy lifting to put the number on the table to have the conversation. But the conversation is the thing that's actually more important than the number.”

“It would have to have access to the total sum knowledge of your company to know that you've already made that determination. Otherwise it will continue to give you that bad advice.”

“If you heard the idea that people are talking about, it's not software as a service anymore. It's service as a software because of all these shifts with shifts with AI. You have to think of, okay, not how can we use AI to slightly reduce our costs or do someth…”

“A lot of like builders and probably people like listening or watching a show like this, like we're like a year or two ahead of the average user, even if they're an entrepreneur, most cases, because there there's just such a quick advancement in how these thing…”

“And I think it's easier as one person with AI, because you don't have someone saying, oh, that's like extra work to do.”

“If I was a Entry level marketer today. That's the worry, the job that I'd be worried about. That's where I would say you need to go and learn AI so that you can be you can be the one that's managing the AI, not learning how to do the work that AI is doing now,…”

“One of the things I think is difficult sometimes is it doesn't know Like, it doesn't know how to, like, balance importance of things. Sometimes, like, if you just gave it the recording of 10 customer calls, it might, if somebody says something really passionat…”