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“AI tools are now embedded in daily workflows, but many workers aren't sure how to adapt. From ChatGPT to Microsoft Copilot, AI is showing up in your email, your documents, even your meetings, and you may have noticed, but you're already working with AI.”

“Before AI, a lot of work I was doing through Excel was manual, right? Trying to make sure that all people were tracking everything from sourcing a product, managing that journey to its end user, et cetera. Now I literally can go into ChatGPT and explain to ChatGPT, this is what I'm looking for. It will create the exact same Excel document or better, and just give it to me.”

“I think this is where the human skills will become more valuable. So certain people you're saying, they're becoming like relying on the bots, and they can't articulate whatever message they want to articulate verbally, but they can easily go and ChatGPT and do what they need to. And that's where it's going to, in future, the people who are going to be far ahead are those who are going to have these skills which AI doesn't have.”

“Have you heard of dead internet theory, where essentially the internet devolves into a bot-driven AI landscape where the human interaction that we used to have growing up on the internet suddenly no longer exists. There’s going to be a new internet and the new internet is going to be human internet. You're going to sort of log on with some sort of human ID and it's only going to be humans talking to humans.”

“And I think that there's lots of talk about how AI is going to replace people's jobs and things like that. But I just think that those jobs will evolve, and then AI will potentially be a tool of that job. The same way that your app or your email is, and those sorts of things already are. They haven't replaced anyone. And I think that your job role as a person will just fundamentally change eventually.”