Kyle Balmer discusses Greg Eisenberg's idea of an AI native workforce emerging. Gartner research shows two-thirds of people are embracing AI while one-third reject it, with younger generations and males adopting faster. Refusing AI now is like rejecting the Internet in the 1990s.
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Here's what the AI boom actually means for you. So this is a post from Greg Eisenberg. I suggest you go and look it up. It's fantastic. There's so much here, so I'll probably do a couple of videos. But the one I wanted to focus on here is number four. The AI native workforce is emerging. Basically, right now we are splitting into two camps. The people who are embracing AI and using it in daily life and the people who are rejecting it or refusing to get on board. Gartner did some research suggesting that about two thirds of people are happy to embrace AI and 1/3 is not. Currently, it is younger generations and males who are embracing AI more. Being in the 1/3 that rejects it, it's going to be kind of rough moving forward. It's a bit like being back in the 90s and rejecting the Internet. There were good and there were bad things about AI and the Internet. But if back in 2000, you just said, no, I'm not going to use the Internet, you would have been left behind. The same is going to happen with AI. The productivity gains are just too much to ignore, and the people who do well in work and business are going to be the ones who are embracing it. So are you going to become AI native or are you going to bury your head in the sand?