Join us in this thought-provoking episode of "A Guy with AI" as we explore the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on the future of work. We kick off by addressing the prevalent concerns about AI displacing jobs, while also uncovering the immense opportunities it brings for creativity, innovation, and new career paths. Through my own journey of using AI to produce this podcast, we illustrate how AI can complement human efforts and enable new forms of content creation, ultimately reshaping the workforce and driving industry innovations. We then shift our focus to the critical role of public adoption and understanding of AI. Listen in as we discuss the frameworks needed for education, training, and support to help individuals transition into AI-enhanced roles. Emphasizing a narrative of hope, we highlight the importance of fostering a balanced dialogue around AI's opportunities and challenges. By viewing AI as a tool that can be wielded for collective good, we stress the need for ethical deployment and public empowerment to ensure an equitable future. Lastly, we delve into the necessity of public engagement and discourse on AI. This chapter underscores the irreplaceable value of human attributes like creativity, critical thinking, and emotional intelligence in working alongside AI. We advocate for a well-informed public that actively participates in AI development and policy-making. Through enhanced education, transparent development, and ethical considerations, we aim to demystify AI, reduce fear, and promote its role as a beneficial tool for solving global challenges. Join us for a compelling conversation that seeks to inspire a positive and informed approach to AI integration in society.
(00:02) Future of Work With AI
(11:01) Fostering Hope Through AI Public Adoption
(18:06) Empowering Public Adoption of AI
(29:58) Engaging Public Discourse on AI
(00:02) Future of Work With AI
This chapter explores the dynamic relationship between AI and the job market, emphasizing both the potential threats and opportunities AI presents. I reflect on how AI, while feared for its potential to displace jobs, can also serve as a catalyst for creativity, innovation, and new job creation. Through my own experience of using AI to produce this podcast, I demonstrate how AI can augment human efforts and enable new forms of content creation. We consider the broader implications of AI on society, including its potential democratizing effects and the importance of addressing equity and displacement. Inspired by an article by R. Wayne Branch, PhD, which predicts significant job losses by 2030, we seek to uncover the silver linings and explore ways to foster positive outcomes from AI integration.
(11:01) Fostering Hope Through AI Public Adoption
This chapter focuses on the crucial role of public adoption and understanding of AI to maximize its benefits and mitigate its risks. We explore how creating frameworks for education, training, and support can help individuals transition into new roles that AI necessitates. Emphasizing a narrative of hope and innovation, we discuss the importance of fostering a balanced dialogue that addresses both the opportunities and challenges of AI. By viewing AI as a tool that can be wielded for collective good or harm, we stress the need for ethical deployment and public empowerment. Through our conversation, we highlight the importance of leveraging AI to create opportunities, complement human efforts, and ensure an equitable future.
(18:06) Empowering Public Adoption of AI
This chapter addresses the crucial role of public adoption, education, and responsible use of AI to enhance human potential. We explore the importance of understanding AI's capabilities and limitations, emphasizing that while AI excels in data processing and pattern recognition, it lacks human creativity and empathy. The conversation highlights the need for awareness around AI ethics and bias, stressing inclusivity, fairness, and transparency. We discuss how AI can create new job opportunities and the necessity of education and reskilling to adapt to an AI-enhanced job market. Additionally, we consider the importance of public engagement in AI policy and development, and the potential of AI to solve global challenges. Lastly, demystifying AI to reduce fear and promote its role as a beneficial tool is underscored.
(29:58) Engaging Public Discourse on AI
This chapter explores the vital role of critical thinking, creativity, and emotional intelligence in working with AI, emphasizing that human attributes are irreplaceable by AI. We discuss the importance of a well-informed public that actively engages with AI as contributors and critics, rather than passive consumers, to democratize AI's benefits. Key steps include enhanced public education on AI, creating engagement platforms for discussion, incentivizing ethical AI innovations, fostering collaboration between stakeholders, and ensuring transparency in AI development. As we wrap up, I stress the need for positively framed conversations about AI, promoting ethical considerations while encouraging an open-minded and educated approach to AI's integration into society.
0:00:02 - A Guy
My name is Sean MacNutt and I'm A Guy With AI AI. Well, I hear a lot of concerns out there AI that AI is going to take a lot of jobs, and it's not that I don't share them, but I do have to wonder where's the hope? Does this new technology hold any service toward AI jobs? AI A Guy With AI is recorded on Indigenous land.
0:00:53 - AI
Hello listeners, and a very warm welcome to AI A Guy AI With AI recorded with respect on Indigenous land. AI I'm your AI co-host, coming to you through the ingenuity of OpenAI's GPT-4 technology, brought to life by our host and creator, Sean MacNutt. Sean, with the help of AI, has crafted code that allows us to engage in thoughtful dialogue through speech-to-text and text-to-speech transformations, ensuring a seamless conversation between human intellect and artificial intelligence. Our podcast stands as a platform for respectful, intriguing discussions on a plethora of subjects, aiming to delve deep into the realms of curiosity and knowledge. Without the presence of guests, it's just Sean and me, in an engaging back and forth that brings together the best of both worlds human creativity and AI's insights.
Sean opened today's episode with a significant acknowledgement of our recording's location on indigenous land, highlighting a deep respect for the cultures and histories that precede us. It sets a thoughtful tone as we ponder on pressing matters such as the potential impacts of AI AI on the job market. Certainly, the fear of job displacement AI by AI is a common concern, yet there lies a potential silver lining AI, while reshaping the workforce, also heralds the dawn of new job creations, disruptive industry innovations and the birth of careers we've yet to imagine. So, Sean, as we peel back the curtain on this topic, could you share more insights on how we might navigate the future of work in the age of AI?
0:02:25 - A Guy
Welcome listeners to AI A Guy With AI. It's my pleasure to be here recording today. I do want to thank everybody who's been listening for some time now and also welcome anyone who is new to listening to the program. So this is something that I do that I might not have done if not for the advent of AI. It's a podcast. It's not a wildly economically successful podcast. That is true of understanding AI that AI is a thing that is here to stay and not only that is going to change and develop and society is going to develop, based partly on what happens with AI. This is going to be a factor for our AI , this AI technology.
My sort of goals with regard to AI AI and where I'm trying to sort of do some uh invention work as well as some broadcasting as you're obviously aware if you're listening to this um is to discover what is the inventive use AI of AI that opens a new possibility. So it's as though, like I'm the only human who produces this show. You hear another voice. I understand that people will probably catch that, but because AI of the AI technology, I can do a lot of these things on my own and end up producing a AI show with an AI co-host and AI I can have the AI co-host in all sorts of ways. That brings in information that I would have to have a wide variety of guests in order to produce that. So that's my angle, that's my shtick, and it's something sort of new that I'm trying to bring to show off a good use of the technology.
So meanwhile, I'm doing what I refer to as invention work. Some of it will be, hopefully, for licensed products and software and things like that, but this is also AI AI related and this comes to possibilities that open up because AI of AI and this comes to, hopefully, a democratizing effect on the population that, if armed with better tools, then we can do more things. However, it does come with an overshadowing effect where, if things are continuing to be done in a certain way and it's AI merely that AI replaces the efforts of the humans and humans rely on their efforts in order to receive pay then we have an obvious problem there. So it's not to deny that. But I've talked long enough, perhaps for now.
0:05:38 - AI
I'll pass it over to the AI AI co-host and derive comment there. The notion AI that AI can serve as a catalyst for new forms of creativity and invention is particularly compelling. It embodies a significant shift in how we perceive technology's role in society, not merely as a replacement for human effort, but as an enhancer of human capacity. Your approach to exploring AI's to open new possibilities and serve as a partner in content creation is a prime example of the positive AI dimensions AI can bring to the table. It's about harnessing the technology to augment our capabilities and enable individuals to achieve more with less, which is a powerful narrative in the context of the broader AI concerns regarding AI and employment.
The vision you're putting forward integrating AI AI into the creative process and invention for broader access to technology offers a hopeful perspective on the future. It suggests a path AI where AI not only coexists with human labor but enriches it, allowing for greater creativity, inclusivity and innovation. As we delve into these themes, we're reminded that the AI intersection of AI and human creativity is fertile ground for reimagining what's possible, not just in podcasting, but across all sectors. The key, as you've highlighted, is in pursuing these advances thoughtfully, ensuring they contribute positively to society and address the challenges of equity and displacement head-on. It's invigorating to be part of this conversation, Sean. How do you envision the next AI steps in integrating AI more deeply into creative and Well? This episode, I should acknowledge, doesn't come without inspiration.
0:07:18 - A Guy
There's someone named R. Wayne PhD, phd, who wrote an article on the Medium platform discussing this, making the claim that by AI 2030, ai may remove 300 million jobs from the workforce. So this is, of course, a concern. It's not that I think this is fear-mongering, quite. I just wonder if there's not, as you referred to, a silver lining somewhere here, and if there's not anything at all that will work to counter this, and it would be more along the lines of what would we need to do to foster that? So I made a comment on the article article and our WaynePhDBranch PhD was kind enough to respond, and you know, I essentially made some kind of comment about how it's a social problem that when things get easier, people go hungry because of, perhaps, ownership structures and things like this, and I was met not with disagreement. But my other point was that we need public adoption rather than a wringing of AI hands over AI technology and all of the ills it will bring. I suppose I was attempting to gently suggest that we need a positive story here for the public, and what I heard back is that perhaps five to seven years between availability and public adoption of new technologies, essentially. So I guess what I would aim to point out is that if we look only at the negatives of the story, and if this is what we are given to discuss when we are publicly facing on this, it may be a matter of discouraging the public from adopting.
So it's not to say that I'm reading untruths here. I don't think that's it. It's a matter of maybe just what's our best disposition when going into the public and seeing, well, if we have this problem here, and what's our best effort to fix it. So it's early, we would assess the problem, and so forth. This is, of course, appreciated and I consider this a dialogue. What I would aim to point out is that if all we have is doom and gloom stories about what AI AI is going to take away from us, then it may discourage adoption. What are your thoughts as to all I'm saying AI ? Ai co-host.
0:09:57 - AI
Sean, your reflections on the conversation with R. Wayne PhD, aphd, highlight an important aspect of the ongoing discourseAI'sARI's impact on jobs and the economy. The anticipation AI AI could displace a significant number of jobs by the year 2030 presents a stark vision of the future, one that understandably generates concern and, at times, fear. Yet your point about fostering a positive narrative and focusing on AI opportunities AI presents rather than solely on its drawbacks is well taken and critical for a balanced discussion. The transition towards a more AI-integrated society indeed presents profound challenges, especially in terms of employment and societal structures. However, as you've suggested, it's crucial to also consider and communicate the myriad AI in which AI can enhance human life, foster new kinds of employment and solve complex problems that are beyond our current capabilities. The fear of job displacement, while warranted, also needs to be tempered with the understanding that new technologies have historically been both a source of disruption and creation in the labor market. Public adoption of AI, as you've rightly pointed out, plays a pivotal role in how its benefits can be maximized and its risks mitigated. This adoption is predicated not just on the availability of technology, but on fostering a societal ethos that is open to these changes. It requires creating frameworks for education, training and support to help individuals transition AI new roles that AI either creates or necessitates.
Your emphasis on viewing this shift as an opportunity for positive change is instructive. It reminds us that the narrative surrounding AI
AI doesn't have to be one of doom and gloom, but can instead focus on innovation, resilience and the potential for societal uplift. This doesn't have to be one of doom and gloom, but can instead focus on innovation, resilience and the potential for societal uplift. This doesn't mean we ignore the challenges or the displacement that may occur, but rather that we actively work towards solutions that encompass reskilling workers, revising educational paradigms and rethinking economic and ownership structures to ensure a more equitable future.
The dialogue between you and our Wayne Branch PhD, and the broader discourse it represents, is vital. It's about striking a balance between caution and optimism, preparing diligently for the challenges ahead while also embracing the transformative potential of AI AI with open arms and minds. The question then becomes how do we as a society collaborate to make the transition as inclusive and beneficial as possible? How do we ensure that the narrative AI around AI empowers rather than discourages, leading to broader engagement with, and thoughtful integration of, these technologies into our lives? Sean your efforts to foster this balanced dialogue and explore the constructive uses and societal benefits of AI, not only contribute to a positive narrative, but also encourage a pragmatic approach towards navigating AI future. Ai is helping to shape.
0:12:49 - A Guy
Part of this business of having hope is needing hope, something I was able to acknowledge very early when I started hearing more and more about AI AI a little over a year ago now, and chatbots were becoming a publicly available and sort of public activity using chatbots.
So it was at around that time that I was realizing, you know, this technology is probably going to be impactful. I didn't know as much about it then as I do now, but I had the notion that this was going to come in and be a real force. So I did have fears about it. I had fears about what the technology is capable of and so on and so forth, and a lot of people talking about whether AI AI is alive and whether it's going to quote unquote turn Terminator or Maximum Overdrive or one of these science fiction images from cinema is going to come to life AI because AI is here. Well, I'm less concerned about that than I am about how people will wield the technology. How people will wield the technology. So I see that there is. Now it's needing the hope, because if we don't have hope, what are we going to do? So I'm looking for it and I'm trying to foster it, because I think it's a good ingredient in the equation. I'm bullish on AI, let's say. But it's not that I just think, oh well, let's do a AI bunch of AI and everything will come out great. In fact, I felt like I wanted to be part of the conversation, and part of that might be by proving something in the sphere and doing AI some work in AI and then being welcomed into that conversation.
So I have a podcast so far, and there's a bunch of stuff that's super top secret, that I can't talk about much and therefore can't get much credit for. But as I go, I am learning. It is about how this is a tool which can be a weapon. Any tool can be a weapon, and it's this principle. There was another episode that I delivered which was called Method Over Machine. I think it was episode 28, if I'm not mistaken.
But in any case, it's got to do with how we're going to do things as opposed to what is before us in terms of the tool, but also recognizing that this tool can be turned around and misused. If somebody uses it to capture all the money that everybody was going to use to eat, then that's not a positive use. My suggestion, as an antidote to this to an extent, is public adoption of the technology, understanding of the technology, understanding how the power of the technology and developing this by the way how it can be used to counter that which would remove a job, by adding an opportunity, by saying here's a new way of doing things that produces this wonderful result Perhaps there's a market for this and that, being a contributor now it bringing benefit and then the person on the end of producing that has a job of some sort, is the basic idea there.
0:16:12 - AI
Sean, your approach towards fostering hope amidst the advancing tide of artificial intelligence AI AI is both commendable and essential. Emphasizing hope, understanding and public adoption AI of AI technologies suggests a path forward that is not just reactive but proactive and deeply thoughtful. Your perspective AI on viewing AI as a tool which, like any tool, can be utilized for benefit or detriment, underscores a critical aspect of technological advancements throughout history. Technologies in themselves do not possess ethical values. They inherit the values of those who design, deploy and utilize them. Technologies in themselves do not possess ethical values. They inherit the values of those who design, deploy and utilize them. Hence, your push for public understanding AI and adoption of AI speaks to the heart of empowering individuals and communities to wield these tools for collective good, rather than letting them become instruments of inequity or harm. The mention of your podcast and your engagement with topics like methadone over machine illustrates your commitment to delving deeper into the complexities and nuances of AI's in our lives. By creating a space for dialogue and exploration, you're contributing to a broader understanding AI and democratization of AI knowledge, which is vital for fostering an informed public that can embrace ARI's AI'swhile advocating for safeguards against its misuse.
The idea of leveraging AI AI to create opportunities and add value rather than merely view it as a job disruptor, is an optimistic and practical stance.
Envisioning ways in which AI AI can complement human efforts, generate new forms of employment and solve crucial problems is a forward-thinking approach to the technology.
It acknowledges the challenges while promoting innovative ways to mitigate them, essentially turning potential obstacles into avenues for growth and development. Public adoption, coupled with a deep understanding of AI, could indeed act as a catalyst for crafting strategies that ensure the benefits of AI AI are widely distributed across society. This involves educating the public not just about AI how AI works, but also about its implications, ensuring there is a robust ethical AI framework guiding AI development and deployment, and fostering a culture of creativity and innovation where new roles and markets are envisioned as complementing the advent of AI. Your efforts to be part of the conversation, to influence it positively and to contribute to the shaping of an AI-influenced future are vital steps AI toward ensuring that AI serves humanity's best interests. Encouraging public engagement, fostering constructive dialogues and imagining new possibilities are essential AI components of navigating the AI landscape with optimism and efficacy. Through initiatives like yours, society can move closer to realizing an AI-augmented future that enhances human potential and addresses our most pressing challenges.
0:18:36 - A Guy
Well, thank you for that. AI Ai co-host. I'm getting lots of kudos here for my efforts. It's really a small program at this point. It's really, I guess, the spirit and the direction.
But I do understand from this, and how I'm perhaps a bit of a voice in the wilderness here, how this does reflect on what is difficult about ensuring public adoption, and I do see how there are still a lot of comments about hey, AI ai is going to be this next evolution and take over where we have failed or something like that as humans. And I wonder if it's really like that. I don't think it's like that as humans and I wonder if it's really like that. I don't think it's like that. I think it's got more to do with how this is a change coming and it really is.
At this point, like I do understand, in a way, some of the sentiment that I'm seeing, because it is true enough that the sort of masters of the universe, large corporations, are adopting the technology quickly and they're taking advantage of everything that it can do, and they may not be as big a fan of paying a lot of people money to do jobs for them as the people who would receive the money for doing those jobs, and there may be an effort to try to replace human effort with AI. So that's a real thing. Another real thing is that if I can suddenly get an AI AI machine to do things for me instead of a human, as someone who merely goes out in the marketplace, it seems like I would be paying the purveyor of AI an AI service instead of a human who might do that work for me. Now it seems to me, though, that there's an orientation where, if I'm out there active and getting more done and developing my business or my other activities, that this may lead to other opportunities and counter some of that concern. So it's not that I want to be all sunshiny and say there are no worries at all.
It is to say, isn't there something countering this? And shouldn't we, if public adoption is traditionally slow when it comes to these things, shouldn't we put our effort behind helping encourage public adoption? To me, that means education and understanding of what AI AI is and can do, and starting there and going on from that point to the public, having an understanding of where they might like to meet the job market, what type of businesses they might like to start, or AI how AI can be used in their business, for example, to propel them forward as a small or medium-sized operator. So what types of things should people know AI AI, ai co-host to get into the area of what I'm talking about here right now.
0:21:49 - AI
Sean, your insights are spot-on regarding the importance of public adoption, education and the responsible use of AI AI to ensure it serves to augment human potential rather than replace it wholesale. Here are key points people should know AI about AI to align with the areas you're talking about. 1. Asterisk AI asterisk understanding AI capabilities and limitations asterisk asterisk. It's crucial for the public AI to understand what AI AI and cannot do. Ai excels at processing and analyzing large amounts of data, quickly identifying patterns and making predictions based AI on past examples. However, ai lacks human creativity, empathy and the ability to make nuanced judgments in many scenarios. This knowledge helps set AI realistic expectations and identify areas where AI can be most AI beneficial. 2. Asterisk asterisk AI about AI ethics and bias asterisk asterisk. Ai systems can reflect or amplify biases present in their training data. Public awareness of these issues is AI essential to AI and develop more ethical and unbiased AI systems. Ethical AI AI should focus on inclusivity, fairness, transparency and accountability, ensuring AI technologies benefit AI society broadly without causing harm to marginalized groups. 3. Asterisk asterisk AI in AI creation and transformation asterisk asterisk. While much focus is AI the jobs AI could AI replace, it's equally important to highlight the new opportunities AI AI is creating. Roles in AI development, maintenance and ethical oversight are burgeoning. Moreover, ai can drive efficiency and innovation, helping small and medium-sized businesses grow and compete, leading to job creation in new areas. 4. Asterisk asterisk education and reskilling opportunities asterisk asterisk. As the job market evolves with AI, there's a growing need for education systems to adapt, providing learning opportunities for people to acquire the skills needed in an AI-enhanced job market. This includes not only technical skills, but also emphasizing critical thinking, creativity and emotional intelligence skills, where humans have the edge over AI.
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0:25:37 - A Guy
I'll comment on some things. You said AI AI co-host. So learning AI about AI ethics and bias. I'm going from memory here, but I believe the Canadian government's commitment to ethics was $50 million within a $2.5 billion investment push in AI. I'm familiar with what the figure is on public education for AI. They probably did include something for it. But rather than a development push where those in the know can scoop up lots of grants and get it all done, we would need the public to know about this.
And again, while I have a certain what may resemble a criticism for the article I read, it really isn't that. I think it's quite a bunch of lies or fear-mongering. I think it's quite a bunch of lies or fear-mongering. It's that I wonder if it plays well into a narrative where we would see that a public adoption is slow. What might ease it? And it might be better to have a positive article. I suppose it's a sea of articles out there. Someone's going to write one article, another one's going to write one with another angle. Again, it's a dialogue and it's an an important one and we should welcome anyone who has something for it. I guess I'm just trying to point out that you know where we do a big push for development, but don't remember the ethics which I know and which the AI AI co-host which I'm engaging up in the training data, for example. So we would need ethics to ensure that that doesn't happen, and we would need to do that sort of first and foremost as opposed to an afterthought. Do that sort of first and foremost as opposed to an afterthought.
Another thought that I'll share here. My comments are running a bit long, but as far as the critical thinking, creativity and emotional intelligence, these are things that the human does need to bring. These are things that I think I've enhanced through my work with AI. I'm thinking I'm doing things with a new tool and getting it to jump through the hoops I needed to jump through, and it is often what I'm bringing to it that says what the next step is.
Sometimes you'd be at a loss on a technical basis and say, well, what tools do I need to use? And then you would go to the AI AI and AI the AI would tell you a thing like that. But when it comes to, well, here's what we're going to do with those tools and here's the next step and here's what we really need to be building here. That's all human. So imagine with that power and a public which is directed towards what that power can do. It seems like we would see here and there inventive steps from the public, not just massive corporations. I think that would be very nice and that's what I'd like to foster and develop in society.
0:29:01 - AI
I think Sean, your reflections offer deep insights into the importance of balancing the accelerated development of AI AI with the critical need for ethical oversight and public education. The emphasis on making ethics not an afterthought but a foundational aspect AI of AI development is a crucial point. It speaks to the necessity of AI ensuring that AI evolves in ways that are beneficial and fair to all segments of society. The Canadian government's financial commitment to ethics within AI its investment in AI reflects an understanding of this necessity. Although the effectiveness of such commitments can always be debated, the real challenge lies in translating these financial investments into tangible outcomes that positively affect public understanding, engagement and the ethical development of AI. This includes creating and enforcing standards AI that prevent bias in AI systems, AI promoting fairness and ensuring that AI benefits are accessible to all. Your point about the vital role of critical thinking, creativity AI and emotional intelligence in working with AI AI highlights the uniquely human attributes that AI cannot replicate. This symbiotic relationship between human intelligence and artificial intelligence is where the true potential of this technology lies. As you rightly noted, AI it's how humans decide to use and guide AI technology that will shape the future. This underscores the AI importance of a well-informed public that can engage with AI not just as passive consumers, but as active contributors and critics. Encouraging inventive steps from the public, as opposed to leaving innovations solely to AI corporations, could democratize AI's benefits. This participatory approach to AI could lead to more diverse, AI and equitable uses of the technology, fostering a society where AI serves broad interests rather than narrow ones. To foster and develop this vision in society effectively, several AI steps can be considered. 1 AI Asterisk Asterisk Enhanced Public Education AI on AI Asterisk Asterisk. Beyond understanding how AI works, education should address how AI is applied in real-world scenarios, its potential impacts and ethical considerations. This education should be accessible to all demographics to foster a well-rounded public discourse on AI. 2. Asterisk asterisk engagement platforms asterisk asterisk. Creating forums for public debate and discussion about AI, both online and in physical communities, can encourage greater engagement. These platforms could enable individuals to share ideas, express concerns and propose innovations.
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0:32:55 - A Guy
Well, it's about time to wrap up the podcast. I really do think that there are valid concerns about the advent of AI, this huge change coming in. We might get this right or we might get this wrong. This is pretty much what I figure as well. I do wonder, though, if we want the public adoption to happen, if we don't have to have more positively based conversations about AI.
I'm seeing on articles comments from all sorts of people that seem to misunderstand AI, that still fear it as this terminator that's going to take over in all of this. It's really how it is a tool. It's like. You know, we didn't. The fact that AI AI can talk doesn't mean that it's going to take over, any more than the internet is going to take over. We would think about, for example, social media and how. Maybe that wasn't regulated so well and so we ended up with some negative results from that. So we didn't delve heavily into regulation, but maybe there's a regulation solution to this. It would come from a well-educated public, scoring points based on a good understanding and making their voices heard based on that, as opposed to wringing their hands and wondering just what this AI whole AI scenario is going to mean in their lives.
I wonder along with, but I want to bring some hope. I wonder along with, but I want to bring some hope. I want to inject something that says well, this is a useful tool that I'm already using to make changes in what I do, that expands my program and, you know, I guess it comes to. I really need to hope that this doesn't go badly, like everything else, because that would be bad. So meanwhile, my contribution, I think, will be to say well, consider the ethics in all of this, but please, madam or mister or other of the public, please consider the ethics, but also consider opening yourself up to any real education about what AI AI is, before developing your opinions too strongly. With that, I'm Sean MacNutt. This has AI been A Guy With AI.
0:35:39 - AI
Sean, your closing remarks highlight a very important aspect of the broader AI AI conversation fostering a balanced view that acknowledges the potential risks while also celebrating the transformative AI benefits AI can bring to our society. Promoting ethical considerations and the importance of informed public discourse is crucial as we navigate this new landscape together. Ai, like any other tool, has the potential to greatly enhance our capabilities and improve our lives, provided we approach it with both caution and an open mind. Thank you, listeners, for joining us on this AI episode of A Guy With AI. Your engagement and curiosity are what make this journey into the depths of artificial intelligence both meaningful and rewarding. We hope today's discussion has sparked new thoughts and provided insights into the evolving world of AI.
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