Beth Lyons

And basically what he's pointing out to is saying, look, I feel like I just need to publicly say this out loud because maybe some people think I'm nuts.

Maybe some people think like, oh no, it couldn't possibly change like this in the next two, three years based on where we are.

Oh, I use AI a little.

I find it to kind of be wrong a lot of times.

He's basically talking to that audience.

If you're sort of in the AI bubble with us, if you listen to this show most days, if you're in the live comments,

You're in the bubble.

Welcome, right?

Welcome to the AI bubble.

It's warming here.

But that also means that what we say in the bubble, that means that you guys are already at a higher level of understanding and comprehension of what's going on in the AI world because you simply care.

You're listening to us.

You're part of the conversation.

This intrigues you in some way.

But we do have to remember that the majority...

of the workers of the world are not in the bubble.

Think of your friends and family.

Think about people who work alongside you or whatever.

Do they talk and think about and pontificate about AI the way we do on this show or Matt Schumer does in this article?

So without getting deep into it, because look, go read the article and we'll make sure, in fact, I'll put it in the comments