AI isn’t just technology. It shapes how we think, what we believe, and how we live. Should we push for it or push against it? [music] One thing is for sure, that it’s here to stay. We’re going to be talking about some of the new developments in AI today, [music] and what we think about it.
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com, promo code kirk for 15% off your order. All right, James. AI has quickly become a part of our everyday life and I’m so glad that we’re talking about this because it seems that there’s new features, new capabilities all the time. And slowly I find that people are using chat GPT or Gro or whatever version of AI they like best to give them counsel to design their homes to help them put together New Year’s resolutions and meal and workout plans and essentially it’s a PhD in your pocket.
Is it all good, all bad, a little both? All right, James, let’s dive in. >> Yeah, so everybody uses chat GPT and they use it either for searching something or they use it to help write an email or a text or something like that. I don’t think I know a single person that doesn’t know about chat GPT at this point, but chat GPT also has a voice conversation mode and I thought it would be cool because some people may not know about this and you’re actually able to talk to this thing and have a full conversation not just about research but about your everyday life.
