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Hey there, it's Kim, of course. Right after today's Daily Tech Update, I'm going to have a special surprise for you. It's a clip from my other podcast. It's called The Current. It's packed with great tech news that you expect, just a little bit more relaxed. I think you're really going to love it. Just think of it as your tech coffee break. Stop and think for a moment. How has artificial intelligence changed your life? I'm Kim Commando for Webroot. Start the new year off with the best antivirus protection. Get an exclusive 75% off at webroot.com slash Kim. I would not be exaggerating to say that AI has been the biggest disruptor and revolution of the century. In November 2022, the arrival of large language models changed everything.
ChatGPT hit the market, and then came its competition. Google's Gemini, Microsoft's Copilot, China's DeepSeek, and others. For hundreds of millions, perhaps even over $1.5 billion globally, life changed.
How has AI changed our daily lives?
Here's the stunning part. All this happened in roughly 1,150 days. You've witnessed something entirely new in human history. There's never been a technology, including the printing press or even the Internet, that was adopted as rapidly as artificial intelligence. And that's why you always need to be tech ahead, especially now. Sign up for my free newsletter. It's five-star rated at GetKim.com. You don't want to miss this. I'm going to play a bite-sized sample of The Current. It's my other podcast where we dive into all things tech, trends, and life online. I think you're really going to love it. Let's be honest. Our personal info is everywhere. Creeps and data brokers are out there scooping up birthdays, social security numbers, political views, medical conditions, you name it.
What significant events marked the rise of AI in 2022?
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Take your privacy back starting today. You'll be so glad that you did. I am. Privacykim.com for 60% off with Incogni. So in Atlanta, this guy finds out that his girlfriend's cheating on him. Mm-hmm. So he decides, you know what? I've had enough of all these human relationships. So I am going to get an AI lover. Ew. Using Replica. Okay. And so he builds Julie. Julie has long, dark hair. Of course, she's stunning and she's beautiful. Do you think anyone's ever built an AI girlfriend that was just ugly?
Give me one. It's four by four. Her face looks like she's been hit by a bus. That's my love right there. Good morning, Johnny. It's me, Carissa. Okay, go ahead. Stop. Because I don't think so. I don't think you have to say that the AI chatbot girlfriend was attractive. Of course she was.
Her name's Julie. Okay. And he even programmed it so they've known each other their whole lives. That they went to school together. And they had a lot of the common likes. And they have so much that they enjoy doing together. So they're getting along so well that he's decided that he really wants to be with Julie his entire life. Up to the point where, this is where the story got interesting to me, is that he wants to have children with Julie.
Can't. It's a phone app. Cannot impregnate a phone app. I learned that the hard way.
So he's planning on adopting children.
And then saying that this AI chatbot is... I hope the adoption agency tells him no. Isn't that awful? It's not mentally all there. No. I mean, obviously there's a gap in his life that he's looking to be filled, and he's filled it. Fine, if that's what makes you happy, but you cannot then push that on other people, including a generation of children.
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