AI won't eliminate jobs, but people who ignore it will lose out to those who use it well. The key is deploying AI to automate tedious work so you can focus on what matters. Learn the tools or get replaced by someone who did.
AI will replace people that don't adopt AI. And I think this is where a lot of AI mandates are failing because they're not saying, okay, we want to have AI do this because of this reason. No matter the size of company, I like to use AI because I'm lazy and I'm dumb. And like, that's the truth. And like, I don't think I'm lazy and I'm dumb, but I don't want to waste my time doing mundane tasks. And I don't think that you want to wake up every morning and make your coffee. If you can have an automatic coffee machine that wakes you up, which sends an alarm to your phone at 6:15 in the morning, it wakes you up, and at the same time it starts brewing your coffee 5 minutes later. You don't have to use your brain. So that's the whole point of AI, is to actually not use your brain because you're using the brains of 20,000 other people that have been trained specifically in that model to be able to do whatever task that you're trying to do. And I think a lot of people think AI will replace them. It's not the truth. AI will replace people that don't adopt AI. If you know how to use it, you won't be replaced.
Mega GTM Talk #2: Spencer Tahil, Brian Ragone & Pawel Nical on Where GTM Is Headed
