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Artificial intelligence will take away our current
work, or we will even work less

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thanks to this significant increase in productivity. All of this, let' s

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talk in this new episode of Artificial
Intelligence podcast to undertake. We begin very

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good and welcome to the artificial intelligence
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' s subject. Artificial intelligence is
going to take our job away. The

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short answer is yes. He'
s gonna take it away from us for

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what. Because artificial intelligence is completely
changing the world. The current work so

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repetitive that this has been disappearing for
years thanks to automation, thanks to the

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advancement of technology for example, repetitive
work. Which is a supermarket cashier,

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what does the supermarket cashier. It
goes from one place to another, from

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one place to another, there'
s nothing. Plus, obviously, there

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' s a human side to the
smile that opens your bag. All these

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things won' t be there.
But I think, despite this human side

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that even people choose a supermarket because
a supermarket cashier smiles at you more open

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your bag. Those little details can
be seen in the long run. I

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think that the benefit and the people
will be able to decide not on the

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basis of these jobs that these people
themselves are not getting too much on an

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intellectual level. This is something that
bus drivers should disappear. If the bus

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takes you from one place to another. Taxi drivers, if the car takes

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you somewhere else, it won'
t give you conversation. Or yes because

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thanks to Chap GPT, in fact, there are many people who are much

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more receptive to a conversation with artificial
intelligence, even perhaps, with some more

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antipathetic supermarket tellers and you put an
artificial intelligence that is much more empathetic,

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because it is better. So,
in my view, repetitive tasks are going

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to disappear more than ever, but
also creative ones and those that require human

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thought. Then your work is likely
to disappear sooner or later, because HEPT

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chat, the artificial intelligence that is
coming in and that we are already into,

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is super creative to create better web
page designs to create better images,

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better videos. Now, with sora
or I see from Google, he'

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s released that new version to compete
with Shora from Opennie. All this is

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making the technology so fast that in
many jobs most are going to disappear.

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But what happens here that new posts
will appear, people who further develop all

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this or even artificial intelligences that develop
their own or new artificial intelligences and even

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technologies we will see. But there
are great learnings from all this, because

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the future. At the moment we
do not know it, but we have

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in n what will happen over the
coming months or years. Depending on everything

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we' re seeing what' s
going on with all this. If the

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job is going to disappear, we' re going to work less, we

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' re going to be much more
productive, they' re taking our work

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away and, instead of working eight
hours, we' re going to work

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all four hours. From my point
of view, I think so, although

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there are other people who think otherwise. I don' t think that'

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s going to be the case.
Why. Because even though there may be

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a part of we' re going
to split the job because now artificial intelligence

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is doing practically everything. Then we' ll all work but for everyone to

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have a job. I don'
t think this is going to be quite

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like this. If the world wants
to evolve properly. But there are different

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political parties that are more for this
type of distribution of work, even if

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it is not productive. The fact
is that, from my point of view,

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what is going to happen is what
we have seen over the last few

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years, with the appearance of the
Internet, with the appearance of the steam

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engine, with the appearance of the
printing press, people believed that oysters before

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by hand had to write and it
took a year to write a book and

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now with the printing press, it
took a week. What' s going

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to happen with all that time saving, because it' s just that jobs

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will disappear and I won' t
have to work that much anymore. In

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my view, this is not the
case and that is not what we have

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seen throughout these technological changes in the
last hundred years. Then or more,

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what has been seen that people have
continued to work those eight or ten hours

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a day, but more productively.
And as everyone has been more productive thanks

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to these technological advances, we are
simply more productive by dedicating those eight ten

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hours a day that now artificial intelligence
will allow us to be even more productive,

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because, just as we have seen
over time, in my view,

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we will simply be able to do
much more at the same time. But

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that doesn' t mean we'
re gonna take off hours of work,

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because a competitor says you work less
and now you get three times as much

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as before. But it' s
just that I' m also going to

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get the triple as before and I' m going to work the same hours,

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so I' m not going to
work any less like you, because

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right now the productivity standard is the
one we have thanks to artificial intelligence.

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So there are people who don'
t think about this, who ask us

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to work less because we' re
super productive now. But I don'

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t think so. I think that
actually now the level of productivity that is

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achieved is very high, but it
can be achieved practically anything by anyone without

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knowledge. Even then three great learnings
that I have brought out of this.

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Don' t be afraid in artificial
intelligence. It helps us create better products

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and services in less time, but
that doesn' t mean we work less,

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just that we can do more at
the same time. There' s

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already an example of what I told
you in the previous episode. I have

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been able to create my own music, my own bachatas, without any idea

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of composing, creating music, playing
more than guitar and little more. I

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have no idea I' m a
DJ. However, I am DDJ today

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in quotation marks, because thanks to
artificial intelligence, I can create songs very

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easily, because I like it,
because I know how to interpret it.

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I have a few basic minimum notions, but once, with the technology I

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had at my disposal, I couldn' t create bachatas, I didn'

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t know how to use it and
I needed to invest that time to do

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it. Usually many hours to be
a professional and create something decent. Today,

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thanks to artificial intelligence, something that
would have taken me at least a

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year to have that knowledge. Surely
I can create it in a morning without

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having any idea step from zero to
one hundred in a morning in the result,

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in the knowledge that is no longer
needed. So that' s a

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great learning and a great power that
we have today. Second great learning.

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If you don' t take advantage
of artificial intelligence, someone will do it

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for you, even with much less
industry knowledge than you do how I'

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m doing. I am creating very
good bachatas that some are already dating in

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some discos, which I am surely
doing better than many DJs, in much

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less time and in a very professional
way. The end result, then,

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if you don' t get into
artificial intelligence, someone with even less knowledge,

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will do it for you, then
it' s key that we take

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advantage of those years of experience,
that knowledge to do better than me,

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for example, in this case,
because I don' t have that experience,

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but if you have the experience of
a particular sector, you can do

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much better in much less time.
And third, great key, the sooner

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you do it the more you take
advantage of these new opportunities, the more

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advantages, you will have and you
can be the first to do something,

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and that again is a great competitive
advantage to be the first, for example,

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that it is possibly me, I
don' t know, sure,

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but the first bachata DJ exclusively,
with music created only with artificial intelligence,

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possibly I am the first in the
world, I don' t know,

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but from Spain, because the odds
are very high. I don' t

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know anyone who does this and this
is very simple because it' s harnessing

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the power of artificial intelligence. To
be up to date is to listen to

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this podcast, to be in the
club of entrepreneurs triumphs, where I share

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that tool that I revealed to you
in the previous episode. Well, I

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didn' t reveal it, but
I reveal it in the community, at

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the Strimfers entrepreneur club, and there
we have a specific section of artificial intelligence

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where all these things we reveal,
because there are people who even specialize in

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artificial intelligence. So that' s
the key. That' s it,

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these are for me the three great
learnings of the moment of artificial intelligence and

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we' re right now in that
wave that we have to take advantage of.

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Anyway, thank you so much for
being here. On the other side,

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I hope you like these episodes and
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histriak histings. More than happy with
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' t use, because I don' t need it. Thank you so

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much for those reviews comments. I
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we hear each other in the next
episode. A big hug. I love you.

