CSN REAL TALK RAW TRUTH ….. I ain’t afraid if no AI…

You got it. You all smashed that purple pill. Let's fucking go. Okay, a few people. Let's get this shit started. Marcel, we coming to Brazil, baby. I'm alone in the day. I want you by my side. I'm beside you. I don't know the person that got in. What's going on, everybody? Appreciate you for pulling up. This is... Oh, wait, did I close it out? No, holy moly, I got scared. No, what? This is real talk. This is real talk, raw truth. I ain't afraid to know AI. That's MJ. No, I'm scared of shit. No, I'm good. I'm serious. I'm serious. I mean, this was... If I was just the Fox News consumer that I was a few years ago, and I had no access to anything outside of mainstream media. And I don't even think it's like two years ago. I'm talking like pre-COVID years when I was like a Fox News consumer through and through nothing else on the house ever but Fox News, except for the flash with Little Rock. Because that was our show that we used to watch together. Yeah, literally. That was the only thing that I consumed. And I believed it all. And I would be shaking in my boots right now, guys, with AI. I don't want to say too much because you never know who's listening. I want to say the wrong things. Sensitive to the fact that I do get called up to the mainstream media, major networks occasionally to do whatever. And I don't want to burn any bridges. I have to say that being here on this platform, being able to spend so much time with everybody here and learning from the likes of like Bar cancebo and of shields and everybody else, everybody in the space that has great takes, great ideas, a really good understanding of what they believe AI to be has really been instrumental for me. And I wasn't joking when I said it. I would have totally been a scaredy cat if it weren't for this community. I mean, you guys know, I've, I say it all the time, I used to joke it all about it all the time. I'm still long for a myth. I am still literally paper and pen. I am literally still writing out the paper checks. I check my emails. I write my own emails. I have access to Grock bot. In fact, I've given it permission to check my email score and account. My Gmail account. Oh, you shouldn't do that. Well, I did because it's Gmail and it's okay. It's not, you know, believe it or not, AOL is the one that I use as the main. And I have allowed it for the time being just to, you know, dabble in it, understand it. But there's something that I'm okay with. I don't feel that because I am doing things in the way that I'm doing it that I am left behind because I'm not, I'm really not. I have, I have an incredible understanding now because of the community and just like listening to, to bark and, and she bow and literally the people who use AI tools, it would, if it weren't for the people using it, maybe I would be so much more fearful. But I am not fearful. Quite honestly, when I put that in the title, I ain't afraid of Noah and no AI. It was a little like tongue and cheek. I was trying to be funny, but I'm serious because I'll tell you why there are two reasons. Why, first of all, it's faith. You're taught not to worry. You know, worrying is the devil's work. And just because of faith and being based in the Bible and being based, being based in God, you throw it to Him and you don't walk in fear. You have no fear because God's always got your back. And it's a little bit of that and it's a little bit of the understanding and it wasn't really until it was kind of Cindy that made me grasp onto what I'm about to say. It's just a tool. It's just a tool. It's just a tool. It's a tool. And then I'm like, wait a minute. It is a tool. It's an electric saw as opposed to a hand saw. It's literally an electric bike as opposed to a regular bike that you're peddling. Now I still like to pedal on regular bikes and people like to use electric bikes. Right? It's like a car and a self-driving car. They're just the same tool, but just used differently. One's a little bit more advanced than the other. Does it make one better than the other? And really is, honestly, in the eye of the beholder. And you can say that literally self-driving cars are the way, but there's some people who still want to tackle the wheel and do all the mechanics and push the pedals to the metal quite literally. And to each their own, and I like what that guy Mark said on Barg Space. It's do you want the AI to do those tools? Are you okay with long-form myth? Do you want the Excel spreadsheet? Are you okay with just like figuring it out on your own? I am totally actually one of those long-form. I know I just mentioned it before and I used to think that that made me archaic, but I'm a lost art. I actually look at it now as art. I am a dying art form. And it's like calligraphy. Not everybody can do calligraphy, but back in the day, everybody could do it. It was just a way of writing. You dip your beautiful feather pen and ink and you would write these beautiful letters and they would all look like calligraphy. Now people aren't even taught cursive anymore. There are children that are growing up that do not understand what script is. They can't read it. They don't even use paper and pen in schools anymore. They barely use notebooks. Everything is done on a Chromebook. So I just consider myself a lost art form, but I'm still achieving the same thing. I am still quite literally doing what the AI might be able to do for me a lot quicker, maybe a little bit more efficiently. But at the end of the day, we both can do the same job. AI can do what I do and I can do what the AI does as far as how I would use it in my life. So is one quicker, maybe, is one a little bit faster perhaps? Do both of us get the job done 1,000 percent? So I'm not afraid of AI. Now are there crazy advances? Will there be advances? Yes. Have I seen it all? No. I have not. But there will always be a need for humans. I believe, wholeheartedly believe that. There is a post that Bork just put out. I want to read it out loud because it's something that we can think about. It's kind of relating to the topic at a hand right now. Serious question. If AI replaces all of the jobs and prices keep going up, what exactly is the plan for regular people? It's a great question. What is the plan for regular people? Well, I'm a regular person. And you know what I think of? Well, I just think my creative juices are going to be utilized. I think a lot of the discovering that I used to do when I was little outside nature walks, pondering, questioning, thinking, becoming philosophical, just everything. I think it's still going to enhance, maybe. I think I might revert back to when I was a small child, put myself in the grass, look up in the sky, and try to figure it out and ask myself, what is truly beyond the skies? Do we really know what's up there? All those things. I think a lot of that might be revisited. That's what I think. I have no idea what it would look like if prices keep going up. I think we could be a problem. We would adapt and learn and grow as it does. It would just bring us back to our imagination. It was our minds that created the great changes of the world. So we're capable, but the problem is I think we just relinquish too much control to that AI. We barely use AI. You barely use AI. Well, that's because you're an A-tra. I don't know if that's my A-tra. Because do I really need to speak to it for it to do things for me? I mean, I don't. We do things on our own. I don't know. I don't really use it as much as maybe to search something. It's like a really good search engine for me. Yeah, I have. I just buy it. And the AI tools for making the videos is cool. But do I sit there and do that? No, not on a daily basis. I mean, the tools are useful, very useful, for efficiency, right? But you know what we still need? We still need to dig the dev. We still need, we actually still need people who have that understanding. Because those are the people, believe it or not, that will be able to utilize the AI in the best ways. I really mean that because it's their mind that approach them. Right. And that's the thing. Yes. And the thing is though, the thing is though, I do believe what I said on Barc's face to Bologna, it really is the equalizer. AI and the tools available to us give us a level playing field because now we all have access to the tools, to the same tools. But there will be some that use them better because they have a better understanding of what coding is. I have no idea what coding. I have them.