Short monologue by a millennial speaker advising listeners to adapt to AI by taking small steps, teaching younger generations how to use it, and learning to 'speak' to AI logically. The speaker's main claim: AI won't directly replace jobs, but people who know how to use AI will replace those who don't.
If there's people that are in your audience that are listening, they're intimidated by AI. I'm going to tell you, it's okay. Like, it's easy for me to say because, like, my generation, I mean, I'm a. I'm a millennial, right? So I remember life before the Internet, and then I remembered seventh grade hitting, and then I had the Internet after that, right? And so there is a learning curve where I was teaching my teachers how to use the Internet for certain things with AI take baby steps, but it's here to stay. And one of the things I'm encouraging my children to, I'm encouraging them to use AI every single day and how to use AI, and I'm showing them how that I use how I teach. Because how you speak to AI matters. One of the things that most people miss is that they just try to get an answer. They treat it like Google. You have to think more logically. What's the role it's going to play? What is it that you expect from it and speaking to it that way. And I'll tell you, AI is not going to replace jobs, but your job will be replaced by somebody who knows how to use AI.
