Short clip of a conversation (Vishen Lakhiani and another speaker) about the productivity and business impact of AI. Speakers argue that AI will rapidly increase individual productivity (equivalent to gaining 1–2 extra days/week), enable single-person high-value companies, and that businesses must adopt AI or risk obsolescence. The tone is promotional and futurist, emphasizing fast iteration via no-code and transformative mindset shifts.
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What would it look like if you had an extra one to two days a week? Because what you're going to see is when you really get into AI, no matter what you're doing, whether you're an artist, whether you're an accountant, whether you're a founder of a startup, you are going to gain more time. The AI is getting really good fast. I think there will be a one billion dollar valuation company of one person using these things real soon.
We're going to play a little game called Spot the Clump. Was that a clone or was that me? Raise your hand if it's me that was a clone.
I see a lot of people get frustrated with AI. However, there's this very small shift in thinking that can completely transform your AI productivity. I can maximize the impact of the actions that I take without having to increase the action that I actually have to take. In this way, we can use artificial intelligence to maximize our efforts. The major.
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Love no code so much, is that fast iteration on your ideas. The truth is we're starting to see the technology catch up with what we all already know, which is that anything that we can imagine could or can be crafted. And so the question is really, do you want to survive and thrive as a business or be made obsolete? And no matter how innovative your business is, someone is right now using AI to render your business obsolete.