AI is becoming as essential as the internet, despite early skepticism. The speaker compares today's AI doubts to 1990s internet fears, acknowledges job loss concerns, but argues AI frees time and boosts productivity. A writer can use it to brainstorm while keeping their own voice.
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AI is. No one can say it's not going to come. It's like back in the days, the Internet, we're generation. We had modems where you had to get off the phone in order to die, to be online. And back then, everyone said, why do you need that? I was actually one of the few people who said, oh, we don't need wi fi on our phones. Who needs that today? It's just like we can't work without it anymore. So AI is going to be very, very important. And I understand that a lot of people are afraid that it will take away jobs, but. But they don't see the positive part. It frees time. Let's say you have a writer's blog. You can actually get inspired and start. And of course, you always create your own spin and you write in order to sound like the person that you're writing for as well. But it definitely will help a lot. And I want to learn how to use AI, how to work with AI and not against it. And if you work with something, then you don't have to be afraid of it. You want to include AI to make your life easier. That's why we delegate.