Chris Blackburn

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Eye On A.I. · Real AI Transformation Costs HALF of Everyone's Salary for 2 Years | Chris Blackburn, Liatrio · 30 Jul 2026 podcast

I think it's all intertwined together.

It's going to change jobs that are going to force a change to life and all of that as well.

You know, I'm always probably a big believer that I think things are going to move faster than they actually do.

So there's going to be a time horizon to this and all of that.

But

I just believe so deeply that it's technology and AI is just the technology of choice today but technology is deflationary technology is, you know, there to do more with less type of thing and I just believe we have this awesomeness right in front of us today.

that can lead to a lot more just human life enjoyment.

And I really believe that want to drive towards it.

I've been telling a story lately, you know, where I'm excited about the future and what keeps me motivated personally.

My parents, they're aging like, well, everybody's parents are type of thing.

And, you know, I think about what would make them live longer so they could be around us and be around their grandchildren and hear soon their great-grandchildren and all of that.

And it's obvious to look at things like health care and other areas like that, right?

If we can improve the health care system to give them better care and cancer research and all of that type of stuff, that will definitely have an impact on their life longevity and life happiness, right?

But I take it all the way down to just the everyday uses of things.

And kind of the example that I've been walking with lately is, you know, take airlines again, right?

Is if we could figure out a way to work with Airbus or Boeing and improve their efficiency and how they build and deliver airplanes, which maybe will make them cheaper for an airline like Delta to purchase or something like that, that'll translate all the way down to the customer having easier access to airfare at a cheaper price.

And that will mean that over the next 20 years that my parents are hopefully around for, they'll be able to take an additional international trip or two.

And that'll just give them joy and excitement and see in the world.

And you know why you probably can't measure that and say that equals them living for an extra year or something like that.

I think it's easy to see that there's a potential there and then take that and just apply it to everything.

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