Mikey Shulman

I teach this course at Sloan at MIT's business school. So you need to have an AI policy because it's a course. Are you going to allow students to use ChatGPT? And you get a lot of people saying like GPT is the end of education. And my answer to that is like, no, the first order effect here is that GPT means that every person in the world has like a median competent tutor or sidekick.

This is obviously amazing for education. And if you can't recognize that fact, I'm not sure you have such good judgment. Now let's talk about the second order effect, which is that like, yeah, all my homework's just got hackable by, you know, one good prompt. And my response to that is like, yeah, okay, so I as the instructor now need to change what I teach people.

This is obviously amazing for education. And if you can't recognize that fact, I'm not sure you have such good judgment. Now let's talk about the second order effect, which is that like, yeah, all my homework's just got hackable by, you know, one good prompt. And my response to that is like, yeah, okay, so I as the instructor now need to change what I teach people.

This is obviously amazing for education. And if you can't recognize that fact, I'm not sure you have such good judgment. Now let's talk about the second order effect, which is that like, yeah, all my homework's just got hackable by, you know, one good prompt. And my response to that is like, yeah, okay, so I as the instructor now need to change what I teach people.

That's scary and that's a lot of work. But if I don't change what I teach people, I'm not really preparing them for the real world. Most companies are going to let you use GPT when you're like doing your day job. I should probably prepare people to do that.

That's scary and that's a lot of work. But if I don't change what I teach people, I'm not really preparing them for the real world. Most companies are going to let you use GPT when you're like doing your day job. I should probably prepare people to do that.

That's scary and that's a lot of work. But if I don't change what I teach people, I'm not really preparing them for the real world. Most companies are going to let you use GPT when you're like doing your day job. I should probably prepare people to do that.

Coolest. Tons of usage with kids. Kids love music. Kids resonate deeply with music. Half of my usage of the tools with my three-year-old. So that I didn't expect, but lots of things we didn't expect.

Coolest. Tons of usage with kids. Kids love music. Kids resonate deeply with music. Half of my usage of the tools with my three-year-old. So that I didn't expect, but lots of things we didn't expect.

Coolest. Tons of usage with kids. Kids love music. Kids resonate deeply with music. Half of my usage of the tools with my three-year-old. So that I didn't expect, but lots of things we didn't expect.

We were at the top of what people put, the Gen AI products that people put on their ramp credit cards, which means that like lots of, and so we were surprised, people are using this for cold outreach, for sales, for marketing, for all kinds of stuff. That's very cool. That's very exciting. That's entirely new use cases.

We were at the top of what people put, the Gen AI products that people put on their ramp credit cards, which means that like lots of, and so we were surprised, people are using this for cold outreach, for sales, for marketing, for all kinds of stuff. That's very cool. That's very exciting. That's entirely new use cases.

We were at the top of what people put, the Gen AI products that people put on their ramp credit cards, which means that like lots of, and so we were surprised, people are using this for cold outreach, for sales, for marketing, for all kinds of stuff. That's very cool. That's very exciting. That's entirely new use cases.

And it's very hard to say no to cold outreach when somebody wrote you a personalized song. I imagine it's very effective.

And it's very hard to say no to cold outreach when somebody wrote you a personalized song. I imagine it's very effective.

And it's very hard to say no to cold outreach when somebody wrote you a personalized song. I imagine it's very effective.

I think you asked, and then we got sidetracks. It's like, what should the future of music be? Because should is the real word there, because we need to build it. It's the question that I think about night and day more than any other question. The good outcomes here look like a lot more people doing a lot more music for a lot more hours of the day.

I think you asked, and then we got sidetracks. It's like, what should the future of music be? Because should is the real word there, because we need to build it. It's the question that I think about night and day more than any other question. The good outcomes here look like a lot more people doing a lot more music for a lot more hours of the day.

I think you asked, and then we got sidetracks. It's like, what should the future of music be? Because should is the real word there, because we need to build it. It's the question that I think about night and day more than any other question. The good outcomes here look like a lot more people doing a lot more music for a lot more hours of the day.

And all of the economics will flow downstream from that. And I think about AI as a tool. for achieving many of those ends. It lets a lot more people participate in creation. It lets us recommend music to people more. It will let you tailor a song for your girlfriend to her tastes, which is very, very powerful because it turns out she needs to like the song for that effect to happen.