The One Thing AI Will Never Replace #AI #Humanity #Spoken

Guess what? This show is proof of life. Now granted, maybe at some point AI will be able to do a live version of Rob Greenlee and have it be able to talk like this. But maybe not. Maybe it won't have that same inflection or that same kind of thought process that you are used to seeing from me. And if it can't replicate that, then it's not going to be believable. So that's where I'm at with this. I think each of us have to, to just appreciate the fact that this is coming. AI is going to get smarter. It's going to do things for us in our lives. But guess what? It's not going to replace you. It is not. I'm sorry, it may make certain jobs unnecessary, but all of us are gonna have to adapt. We're also all, I think, gonna have to adapt to this new technology world, just like we did in the middle and early 2000s where we all had to, you know, start embracing the internet, start embracing the web, are embracing working with laptops, working with technology. I know I went through all that. I did a radio show, nationally syndicated radio show called Web Talk Radio. And that whole show was about this transition to the internet and how life may change and what the opportunity that was. I was very optimistic about it at that time. There's not that many people who questioned it. But it also was not that people understood what was going on with it. And that's what I'm increasingly moving towards. I'm increasingly moving towards launching a new show called Spoken Human. And this show will be about this convergence between humans and AI and the complications that go into that and how we can effectively manage that relationship between human skills and intelligence, or as I call HI, human intelligence, versus VS, versus AI.