Ray D'Arcy

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Recently I talked AI, but today we're going to talk about AI.

Now, although artificial intelligence as a term and an area of study has been around for over 70 years, the ChachiPTs and Claudes of this world aren't out of preschool yet.

ChachiPT will be four in November and Claude is celebrating its third birthday this year.

I was saying recently that I can't remember an adult conversation that didn't touch on AI in some shape or form.

It is ubiquitous.

ChatGPT is going to hit 1 billion users this year.

Gemini is up around 800 million.

What's happening now is, by some reckoning, the most consequential technological change in the history of humanity.

It seems the pace of change has a momentum that is unstoppable.

It's affecting most aspects of our lives,

We can find out about plumbing problems, budgeting.

We can get a companion.

We can get therapy.

And then there's how it will take our jobs, run our factories and our warehouses.

Our attitudes to AI are wrapped up in fear and foreboding on one end and fascination and fun on the other.

It's multifaceted, complicated, confusing.