Allie K. Miller

There are two things that are true at the same time.

It is absolutely a concern.

We should be voicing our concern for it.

We should be asking for more transparency and documentation from these players, from these builders.

And it is not as dramatic as people make it out to be.

We can compare it to video streaming.

Video streaming uses over 4x the energy of AI chat for the exact same amount of time.

So, you know, using Netflix less and chatting with AI, that might actually be a trade-off that's good.

I think we will have job loss because of AI.

We need to be very, very honest about that.

And I don't know at what scale and I don't know on what timeline, but I feel strongly that I should say that out loud, to be a responsible citizen.

The second is that every single job that we already have out there, marketing manager, legal, finance, will be AI supported.

And you'll have a switch in the types of things that you are doing.

And so maybe if you are a marketing manager, let's say,

And right now you are writing a lot of copy.

You are constantly going back and forth and checking on stats.

You might have an AI that is literally just constantly checking your metrics for you and flagging when things are out of sorts and offering 20 potential solutions that you could pick one of.

Or you could say, I know my business better than you.

I'm going to pick the 21st.

So the job of each person is going to shift, right?