Andrés Morales recalls meeting Steven at Cannes, who predicted that perfect spelling will soon signal AI-written text. Morales argues podcasting remains distinctly human, and warns that adopting AI requires first understanding what business you're actually in.
YouTube invited us to Cannes, Right. And Steven gave a talk. And as I was saying, since I don't care about anything anymore, I said, rob, come on over. Let's talk to him. So we went over. We were talking to Steven, a brilliant guy, and he was talking a little bit about that, and he said he was referring to artificial intelligence as something that caught my attention. He said, when you see a spelling mistake in the future, that means it's human. There won't be any spelling mistakes in the future. And I also said that this podcast, I mean, that's why I envy you. Is one of the communication processes that will have the most protection. Right. What will you say? Yes, well, of course, everyone sells their own game. Yes. No. But I think that podcasting is the most difficult and humane. Although I saw Roberto Martinez's interview and he's already doing things there. But anyway, I think that the issue of artificial intelligence is a change that we all have to adopt. Ah. We shouldn't be afraid of change because it's just another change in humanity and it's going to be everywhere. Also, it's something that we're going to experience and we're going to suffer and we're going to. The important thing is to understand it. Right. And what I think is the importance of understanding what business you're in. Right. And it's hard to take action without understanding where you are and what you're doing.
