Tony and Dennis H. Lewis discuss how to stay current with rapid tech change. Dennis says staying engaged with AI, blockchain, and no-code tools is mentally stimulating and necessary, or organizations risk being left behind by competitors who don't ignore these technologies.
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You have to help me out here. I keep, want to say, I keep wanting to say, how does an old.
Man.
Harsh an old man? Okay, there you go, boy. How do I pity you back for that comment.
How does someone on the older side stay so excited about innovation? For example, every week you and I, you know, we hang out together for a couple hours, we have strategic meetings and everything in. And I am beyond impressed how each week you, you show up to our meetings and you tell me, oh my God, Tony, look at what I did with AI. How does someone, at your age, for example, and you're not that old. Okay, I'm, I'm going to give you a break. You're, you're in the older 50s. But how does someone stay so excited about innovation? How can someone keep up?
Well, I mean you, anybody can keep up as well as you can. That's not really the case. I mean, you know, I'm, I, I enjoy that. It's fun, it's interesting, it's, it keeps your mind going. It's, I think it's, there's absolutely no reason so far now, maybe in 20 years the old ticker just won't work enough to, and I'll be an old crotchety old man. But for the moment it's, you know, it keeps you, keeps you going, it keeps things interesting.
If you didn't keep up, are you aware of the fact that, you know, we as a business would have probably been left behind in terms of not just us, but anyone that isn't using AI or that isn't keeping up with AI.
But it's not just AI. It's AI. It's web three, it's blockchain, it's no code. No code. It's, it's a lot of things that. This is a fast paced world, it really is, and there's no choice about it. You can complain if you want, but the world isn't going to listen to you. So you might as well, you know.
