A short YouTube monologue arguing for a middle path between rejecting and overindulging in AI. The speaker describes daily use of ChatGPT as a personal assistant to increase productivity (especially editing/spelling), urges learning AI tools like “CHAT DBT,” and predicts increased demand for real human experiences (travel, campgrounds) as AI automates work.
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My rule on any new thing is to not be a minimalist and not be a maximalist. Right? So I understand ChatGPT. I use it every day. I figured out how to make it more productive. You know, all, all of this stuff. I think that with all the AI there will actually be a huge interest in real experiences or if it's doing all your work, then like probably you want to invest in campgrounds and travel things and the things that like where humans are going to need to connect. So I think it's important to understand these trends. And look, you can't afford to not try CHAT DBT or understand what it could do or if you're doing any sort of work, like it's my personal assistant like that I'm working with all the time. Like I don't. I. One of my, one of my weaknesses is like I can write very fast, I'm a very slow editor and I miss spelling mistakes and stuff. Well, boom. Make sure there's no spelling problems in this right now. You have no reason to ever send an email again that has a spelling mistake in it.