Simon Sinek

It's a list of instructions to solve a problem or to generate some sort of result.

And so there's been artificial intelligence around us for a long time.

You know, if you go back to the early days of, you know, Ask Jeeves, which was pre-Google, right?

Didn't work very well.

And you had to write in full sentences.

And so Google was invented a different algorithm that worked a different way that you could put in less information and you could get the thing that you're more likely to be looking for.

Right?

And the goal was always that you'd find what you're looking for on the first page.

Remember back in the early days, you'd sometimes have to scroll a few pages.

Right?

So they're constantly improving these lists of instructions and tell the computer what to do with a certain input.

I think the thing that's new is the generative AI.

Right?

Where the machine can sort of

A, it sounds like Star Trek.

It speaks in normal language that you don't have to type in Google.

Google is a language.

You type in the keywords you want.

You don't have to split in complete sentences.

But now you talk to another human being and it tells you what you want.