Mark Halperin

And particularly if you're using it for work, be a builder, be a dreamer, okay?

Now, part of why you need to do this is chances are the job you have now

will be seriously threatened by ChatGPT and the others, by AI, because it will eliminate jobs.

Okay?

Now, here's the irony of all this.

I'm so hyped up about making sure all of you have the best opportunity to make sure that whatever you love doing, whether it's in your personal life or your professional life, whatever you love doing, I want to make sure you can keep doing the essence of it.

That ChatGPT is not going to, it might eliminate the specific job you have now, but we don't want it to eliminate the essence of what you love to do.

You love to help people in your job in a hospital.

You love to teach.

You love to write ad copy.

Whatever you love to do, want to try to preserve your capacity to do that.

I'm not so worried, and I'll tell you why.

Because what I do,

I think is one of the few things that's not going to be replaced by ChatGPT and AI and Gemini and all the others.

Professional basketball player won't be replaced either.

Here's the key to what separates the roles that continue to be played that won't be eliminated by AI from the ones that will be.

It is a long standing principle of business and of economics.

I got this from one of the very smart people I know who works with AI.

If something becomes abundant, widely available, there's always going to be a thing adjacent to it that becomes rare and therefore becomes very valuable, very expensive.

AI in my business, I'm a content creator.