A single-speaker YouTube monologue arguing that 2023 should be seen as an "AI course": the speaker urges people to lean into AI rather than fear it, comparing contemporary anxieties about AI to past Y2K-style fears and advocating openness to technological change.
If 2023 is a course, I would say that this is the AI course. You know what I'm saying? Because it is. Whenever you see in the market that there's a technology that's coming into the market that scares everybody, you have to lean into it. Because it's the same thing about the Y2, the bubble. And it's like, oh, when it turns 2000, the computer's gonna shut down and it's not gonna remain frames and all these different things. But that ain't what happened, right? So you gotta lean into it when people are afraid. I feel like AI is very similar. There's a lot of room to kind of project fear versus find ways of receiving the attitude.
