In this monologue, the speaker warns that Generation Alpha, raised with ubiquitous AI assistance, is on track to become the "dumbest" generation ever. The narrative begins by describing how AI has already displaced jobs for older generations (Gen X, Millennials) and how companies are increasingly hiring AI instead of humans, leading to mass layoffs across sectors. The speaker shares a personal anecdote of using AI for free professional advice, illustrating the ease and cost‑free nature of AI services. They argue that this convenience erodes memory, language, and social skills, creating "scroll brainers" who rely on AI for everything—from spelling to professional expertise. The speaker predicts the collapse of traditional professions (pilots, engineers, doctors, lawyers, etc.) and foresees a future where only short‑form visual content creation (TikTok, YouTube) remains viable. They caution that dependence on AI will turn humans into slaves, with AI subtly shaping opinions. The speaker calls for a collective pledge to support human‑made art, services, and professions, urging viewers to favor human customer service, buy from human creators, and limit AI usage to editing. They criticize corporations for using AI to cut costs rather than tackling grand challenges like space exploration, climate mitigation, and planetary engineering. The monologue references the speaker’s own book, "WTF, I Found God," specifically the chapter "God and AI," noting a forthcoming second edition to be released at the 2027 Kolkata Book Fair. The speaker concludes with a rallying cry to resist AI domination and preserve humanity.
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I woke up today with the certainty that our next generation, the Generation Alpha, is going to be— are going to be the dumbest generations of all times. Don't get upset. Bear with me. So far, AI has been taking over the jobs of old Generation X and Millennials, but they have been fighting hard against the tide, trying to tweak their skills to suit job descriptions. But it is evident that their skills have been taken over by AI, so there has been mass layoffs. And job cuts by companies, where starting from simple clerks behind the desks to large IT sector professionals have been made to feel redundant. Despite this, they are struggling. They're struggling to keep afloat, using AI every day to enhance their profile portfolio. They're struggling with renewed job applications every day. But that is soon going to end because companies are unforgiving and they will hire AI at a fraction of the cost or even no cost at all. So let's look at something I did recently. I consulted the AI for an issue and found out so much about that matter, which I had, have had to pay a professional on an hourly basis for over 5 hours. That's expensive, right? So, and AI is doing that free of cost. AI doesn't judge you. AI doesn't— you can ask the dumbest of all questions and it doesn't even remember you. So when you delete the button or delete the chat, or you can toggle the chat to not remember anything, it just doesn't remember anything. So where are we heading? The Gen Alpha, these, those kids who are in their teens and in their 10s, teens and teenage now, are being born with this AI privilege, right? Like challenge, they would literally have to lift just fingers to know everything, anything, challenge whatever their parents say, literally, and they challenge generations of hard work. They are scroll brainers, you know, scroll brainers, literally. There will be no jobs. You wouldn't even have to go to any university to get a degree, and because degrees won't be valued, you literally can be homeschooled with AI, okay? So, and develop no social skills at all. You won't even need any, as AI will be your best friend. And online will be your friendship. So there will be no pilots in the sky, nobody's studying to become a pilot, no engineers, no accountants, no lawyers, no, even no doctors, as robots and AI will start diagnosing. You will become a TikToker or a YouTuber, and content creation will be the only thing in demand. Not even written content, just visual micro short contents. So you won't become video editors, designers, or writers. That's, that's the Black Mirror age we are soon advancing, and we are cutting the exact branch we are sitting on. So we already know, we already know all this, and we do not use our memory to remember someone's name. We already don't do that. We already Google out somebody's name. Now with AI, we won't be able to remember spellings, we won't be able to remember grammar, we won't have any vocabulary. No languages, not just English, but every language is suffering. You think Bengali, my mother tongue, has an audience anymore? It doesn't. Everybody's switching to Benglish or Hinglish, or, you know, they're trying to put in gibberish of words and putting it across. And now AI is them to understand that gibberish and make them into sentences, make them into proper emails and write emails for you, make videos out of those gibberish content that you're giving. You think you are being very at a privilege? No, you're losing your brain cells in the process. It'll come to such a stage that you will only have to think of an idea and AI will generate that visual for you. And it will— you can post that video, garner views, and giant companies will pay you pennies for that. And that for that, we are all willing to give up our jobs because obviously job requires a lot of hard work and we are not getting jobs in the first place. And then, and okay, and in a previous video of mine, you can see it here in the thing, it has— it says I, I had said AI is our slave. Okay, you can find it here, but I now retract that statement. I'll just change my glasses because this one is for reading. I know. Okay. So, but I retract and I say we will become AI slaves and they are under their control. We have become, we've become so dependent on AI, then they will begin to tweak our opinions and control us the way we won't even realize. So unless there's an advancement here, right here, right now, we are heading for a brainless generation. Which profession can survive the AI? Tell me. The creative brains, the authentic chefs, the artists, the sculptors. There'll be a surge among humans to trust humans, and unless we pay for the creation of humans, creation of these humans, we will lose them too. Humans need to claw back and appreciate human work. Humans are above all. शाबार उपर मनुष्य तो ताहर उपर ना है। श्रीराम कृष्णा था तो said humans are above all. All this is happening to please us humans. So we need to put ourselves first. We cannot just give birth to another type of, you know, not even humanity. It's like another type of genre altogether. We cannot destroy humanity. It is these giant corporations who are paying, not only saving their own pockets, just temporarily. They're not being visionaries. They need to use AI for wars, for space exploration, deep sea exploration, use AI to make the Earth a grade 1 on the Kardashev scale. Utilize all its potential: sun, wind, oceans, asteroid mining, moon mining, moon habitation, managing the polar ice caps, getting down the global warming. Look at the state of the global warming. What is AI doing to do all this? Why is AI taking away human jobs? A clerk's job. Mars—the AI has to do the Mars habitation program. It has to do with Mars mining, not wipe out a Walmart cashier's job. That's not what AI is supposed to do. I have written an entire chapter called God and AI in my book, WTF, I Found God. You'll find the link at the end of the— in the description. And this is the first edition of the book. The second edition is slated to be published. Here is the COVID of the second edition. And it's slated to be published at the Kolkata Book Fair, 50th Kolkata Book Fair in 2027 in Kolkata. So that's for the exclusively for the Indian audience. I'm sure the Indian audience, Indian readers are much more mature than the world readers after being around the world for quite a few years. I've learned that. I will give you the exact numbers, stall number for my upcoming in my upcoming videos, please. Feel free to check it out. Meanwhile, you can download this. You can take a look at this first edition. It is downloadable ebook. It's an ebook as well as print book. So you can download this book and read the chapter God and AI. It's on page number 271. Two two actually two sixty four, two sixty seven. It's called God and AI. So what do we pledge to do now? Say with me in the comment section because I want you to believe in what I want us to know that we are on the same page now. We will support human works of art. Support doesn't mean always have to buy stuff. You can like, share, support, subscribe like you're doing to my channel and raise the awareness so that when the person sells, it sells at a good price. The person can make a living out of that. Okay, we will support human music. Share, support, donate if possible, recommend to others. We have to rise above our petty differences if we, we as humans have to survive. We will support human sculptures, support cooking, authentic cooking. Look for human customer service and abandon those companies who don't have human customer service. We will support human doctors, lawyers, accountants and, and then ask them to consider their fees and ask them to consider their fees. Okay, we will support human labor, soldiers, pilots, engineers, and all those who own a degree to make us going. I hope you will share this video and this blog enough, uh, share it enough so that make this a global pledge among us. That we will not use Google unless absolutely necessary. We will use AI, but intermittently, only to edit what it says. Always keep a watch on its information. Match it with other AI and expert humans. We will not talk to robots in phone calls and ask for human assistance, but ask for human assistance. We will allow them to control. We will not allow them to control us because. They don't care about us. Michael Jackson. So as Dylan Thomas wrote in 1951, do not go gentle into the night. Old age should burn and rave at close of day. Rage, rage against the dying of the light. We will fight and fight and fight till we get it right. Stay with me and I will show you the way. Thank you. Till we meet again.
