Short multi-speaker conversation (informal YouTube clip) contrasting the value of living in the present with worries about AI. Speakers emphasize staying present and enjoying life, while also expressing concern that AI will increase societal reliance, cause job displacement (consulting, investment banking cited), raise legal issues, and accelerate rapidly over the next 20–30 years. Tone is conversational, reflective, and cautiously concerned about AI's future effects.
You just gotta enjoy life right now. Yeah.
Stay in the present. Life's too short, bro. You never know. I could die tomorrow, but it's calm. Do you think AI is gonna kill us all? Ticker jobs thoughts on that?
I think it's first gonna improve society a little bit, and then it's gonna start kind of creating a reliance. I feel like society is gonna start getting too reliant on it. Like, already people aren't using. Activating like the study's done about people not activating, like, certain parts of their brains and not using that. And I feel like that's already, like, kind of a step in the direction of where AI is gonna take us in the next, like, 20, 30 years.
Got it.
Eventually, I. I do think right now, in current society, AI is definitely leniencies. And also we're getting into legality issues with it. And then on top of that, a lot of people are becoming too dependent on it, and people are losing a lot of their jobs now because of it. If you take a look at, like, consulting, investment banking, like, eventually, like, those are going to be taken away. And then the people aspects, like why we're hiring people now in the first place, it's just for the body, the person, like, especially that case. Yeah, definitely.
I was scared of it.
Just because AI is advancing. It's moving on really quickly. But that's a later problem. So. Got to enjoy life right now. Yeah.
Stay in the present. Life's too short, bro. You never know. I could die tomorrow.
