Scott Galloway

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115,783 appearances 546 recordings 34 series first heard Apr 2024 last heard yesterday

Scott Galloway’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Meta finds the restaurant, asks for an email and a phone number. voice-verified
Confirms the information is correct, and then immediately Dan gets a message that the reservation is booked at a restaurant that he actually likes. voice-verified
So the whole thing was done in less than a minute and it passed with flying colors. voice-verified
So I think what we're dealing with here is an AI product that is actually relevant to everyday problems, that isn't trying to create. voice-verified
poetry or trying to, you know, solve mathematics equations. voice-verified
Something that basically does the boring stuff, books a dinner reservation, books a doctor's appointment, sends emails, does the thing that you don't want to be doing with your time, and it is purpose built for specifically that function. voice-verified
And for that reason voice-verified
I think it's probably gonna be a pretty popular product. voice-verified
Um, as much as Mark Zuckerberg sucks as a person, uh, I think what he's done here is actually kind of on the money when it comes to AI. voice-verified
And as much of a fight as we all put up about it, we don't actually fight. voice-verified
This is the thing. voice-verified
Like, pe you you might say, oh, like, trust Meta to handle your privacy. voice-verified
No one's gonna go for that. voice-verified
It's like four billion people do it every single day. voice-verified
Because literally, as you said, nine out of ten internet users across the world are using meta products. voice-verified
So you're letting them invade your privacy already. voice-verified
And the question is if you wanna use an AI product, are voice-verified
You're down to continue to let them invade your privacy. voice-verified
And I think the answer for most people is yes. voice-verified
It's that versus giving up your data to a new company who you don't know, and then taking a leap of faith and hoping that they will use your data responsibly. voice-verified
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