Short excerpt from a YouTube discussion in which a speaker argues that AI will augment human work rather than fully replace people. The speaker suggests AI will operate alongside humans across disciplines (sales, marketing, etc.), enabling similar or greater numbers of people to work at a much larger scale rather than displacing them completely.
So the idea that people won't need to be doing that and it'll just be all AI. To me, I look at like, if I can have as many people as I do and more AI, like, that's great. And I think that's true across any discipline, whether it's sales or marketing or whatever. So to me, AI is, is we're going through this change of, like, how does it augment, how does it change the number of people that you. And maybe you could probably do with less today, but in terms of the, like, long term opportunity, I don't think humans just get displaced by AI. I think we operate alongside AI, but at a completely different scale.
