Adam Bhala Lough

That's the thing is like, I mean, we will at some point, but robots are going to be the kind of last thing to happen because they're the hardest.

They're the most difficult thing to create and have it actually work.

So anything done on a computer though, it's like potentially within the next three years even, that job will be gone.

That job will be done by AI entirely.

Yeah.

I mean, maybe we aren't teaching critical thinking in the future, but then how does that change our brains?

How does that change society?

That's scary to think about.

But these are things that I think we have to think about right now.

Hmm.

That definitely assumes a world where humans are still in the equation, you know?

Because people say like, well, what you can do right now, you know, the best way to prepare for this is to prepare for the fact that

That it's not going to be AI taking over your job.

It's going to be a human who really knows how to use AI while taking over your job.

That's one philosophy.

I don't know if that's necessarily true.

That assumes that humans will still be in the equation in the future.

I can't predict or promise that's even true.

I mean, I don't think we're going to let it happen, but we may not have a choice.

I think that that's part of the, you know, there's a few schools of thought on this, right?