Michael Saylor divides AI users into two types: laborers who ask simple questions, and emperors who build strategic systems. The difference comes down to whether you use AI as a tool or architect with it.
When it comes to AI, there are two types of people. There are laborers and there are emperors. The AI caste system is here and it's not going anywhere. It's here to stay. Okay? Now the laborer asks Chat GPT to provide it information to help with his day. It asks him questions. It makes you query stuff. How can I do this? How can I do that? Whereas the emperor builds the systems that that allows AI to be able to adapt to their individual day or business and use AI in the way that it should be critically used. Fundamentally, the AI laborer is going to become extinct. The emperor is going to be the winner and the ones who win in this, this arena. And I can't stress to you enough that the choice is yours of which way you you need to go. You need to use your own judgment on which direction you go with AI. My advice to you, don't focus on output like laborers are. Focus on strategic thinking and building out systems that are going to be able to help you. Your business, maybe other businesses, depending on who you are. You have to make the right choice. Are you going to be a laborer? Are you going to be an emperor? It's completely up to you.
