Will A.I. Take Our Jobs?

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How often do you use a I.

Hmm. I think I should be using it more than I do. If I have something that is let's just say, presentation oriented, like uh, I don't know, it's going to be some sort of like presentation for work or some sort of pr kind of thing, I'll punch a bunch of top it, or I'll punch a bunch of keywords and ideas into the chat GPT and I'll take that and then I'll start shaping it from there.

But honestly, that's the only thing that I ever use it for.

Okay, I someone who has doesn't use Siri doesn't use any of that stuff, never have because I just like

Yeah, I asked because I had also been using it on Google when it pops up, and you just and I didn't ask to use it.

I was just using it, like you said.

And then we have a friend named Jason Farntello who's like on the front lines of learn this stuff, Like he works with Mark Cuban and they you know, he's he is like one of the best when it comes to using AI, one of the best in the world, and so he uses AI lot. When we're talking about our show and marketing and different things like that. And so today, for the first time, I started using chat GPT.

Oh heck, yeah, that's what. That's the one app I have that.

I use, Right, yeah, so I've The reason is I was writing some promos for us for our show, and it's you know, I'm a writer. I like to write, and so I had I had spent some time working on these promos and I and I wrote like five of them and it took me a long time. It took me like thirty forty five minutes to write them

I was like, Yeah, let's.

Be more aggressive I'm pretty so having a conversation with AI and dude, we're just getting creative together. I'm just telling it what I want, and it's doing things and it's not. Yeah, sometimes you know, it will write things and you have to go in there and clean it up.

But man, in general, it is amazingly helpful, I think.

And that's why when we were talking about jobs that AI is going to eliminate ours, that's why throughout their copywriter, you know, there's all there's all different variations of a copywriter in there.

In the list you had, it said journalist. But one of the.

Things is that things in general that I would say are not creative writing, which are And if you work in this field, I'm not trying to offend you. I've done stuff in this field, but copywriting, pr work, journalism. I'm not talking about call, I'm talking about journalism. Those are things that have a standard to them, and so it's easy for the AI to go in there and emulate that standard and make it sound like something that

Yeah, it's so by the number.

I get what you're saying, but I have to say this, I've been very resistant to say and I think I'm going to continue to be because you know, for me, I like to get my feet down on the grass and really be centered. You like, there's a standard to the Ben and Skin Show. There are thousands of segments of the Ben and Skin Show that are out there, so that means there's a history of things that you have said. That means there's a standard that's a whole

That can happen faster than we know. And that's why I'm scared.

What do you mean You're saying that it would take our job, and just because it knows what we're gonna.

Think, it would absolutely take our job. Don't you think companies would love to not pay people?

Yeah? Yeah, of course that's the whole nature of it. But it's also there's a.

There's an interaction between a listener and a content creator, and so it really comes down to you know what. Basically what happens with AI is everything becomes uniform, like there's a standard to it. Like you're gonna get to the point where you can tell when something's been done with AI. You're gonna be able to tell really quickly because of how generic that it is. And I know, like Ben saying is like, well, I can be more aggressive, or I can be more off the wall or whatever.

But it's it's not creating new content.

It's going and finding old content and thinking, all right, how might this work?

Right?

Okay, so I'll just get I'll see if you guys can figure out who wrote what?

Okay, if this is AI or not? Okay.

These are promos for the Ben and Skin Show. Ben and Skin local dudes who have been cracking each other up since they were six graders growing up together in Richardson. Still every bit is immature week days three to six on the Eagle. I think that's AI.

I'll say it's real, just so we have opposition. It's real. Hell yeah, I knew, sound like you, bro. The Ben and Skins never heard him say Still every bit.

I never more close friends who all went to un t just a few decades apart. Local people, local stories, laughing it up weekdays three to six on the Eagle.

Yeah it's Ben. That's real. Damn it. I think I saw that earlier. Yeah, you should sit out. Well, no, he didn't tell me what was Ai and what wasn't. Oh that's fair, that's true.

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Ai that you tweaked Ben? It's Ai that I tweet. Yeah, it's pretty good. So it's a Ben.

Yeah, it's artificial Ben. All right, it's artificial be intelligence.

Whoa damn The Ben and Skin Show, four fully grown delinquents with absolutely no adults susion. It's not safe, it's not smart, but at least it's free. But it's so Ai ben Ai.

Damn it. How about this?

Imagine if Beavis and butt Heead grew up and somehow landed a legit radio gig.

Yeah, it's like that, but dumber ben Ai. Okay, how about that? Isn't that crazy? Uh?

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Did you take care of yourself all reading it? I'm only looking to spend about ten grand? Ay?

Wait, hold on, that should be that should be our next video series. The guy that goes into the car dealership and says, I'm only looking to spend about ten grand and just see where it goes from there.

That's it.

That's all right time. Man, that's the first thing you say when you walk in the door. Look, I'm only looking this better about ten grand. But dude, people are and I worry about AI because I do. I think I understand what you're saying, Like, is AI coming for people's jobs? I mean probably, because there's going to be so much more efficient to do so many things. But also the people that learn how to use AI are going to have job security.

True, No, that's that's fair. But also it's not so much about now, it's the fear of where it's going. So like an audiobook, Now, okay, now here's some live breaking news, and here's now AI giving you the news on the breaking news. So it's the same type of thing that's going to happen.

I don't know what you just said.

So it's the same way like you got a book and listen to an audiobook, You're having the book read to you. Okay, it's going to get smarter and smarter. Okay, And there's a fire in Carrollton, and now they'll be able to program AI to react to that.

Far that AI is going to learn how to react to local news. Yes, well, there's still so many mistakes in the stuffy.

It's going to learn how to say something that you're accustomed to hearing, right, Like, it's not AI is not going to have the ability to give you facts on the news unless AI learns to go in and just take it off of the police, blotterer or whatever.

You see what I'm saying.

But like AI stories, AI culminates, and so that's what I'm saying, it'll be able to tell you something that sounds like a news story. But AI is not going to be able to tell you what's actually happening in Carrollton at the time. It's going to be a human that's going to give you that. What I would say is that AI is going to teach us that none of us were real. And the greatest thing that the Aliens ever did when they created our civilization was that

Hold on, I'm just talking with the second verse.

I was thinking about this the other day. I wasn't even smoking weed or eating gummies, but I was thinking about you what if what if Earth is just you know, like people do Let's cook Kyrie, let's go, people do experiments on rats?

Right?

What if it's all just like an ant farm and people are just it's all just experiments.

That's a there's a I think this probably came about because at least as a mainstream conversation because of the matrix.

Dance marching dude.

But that is this idea, is that we're just a bunch of simulations. Yeah, and then We're just kind of like the way we play video games. We're that version for a higher civilization. It's coda. We're Cod fraliens. That's what our life is. We're Cod Fraliens.

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