Speaker 1: For over ten years, I've been blessed with the opportunity
to share conversations with those that have appeared on NBC's
The Voice. It's time to showcase them. Put them all
in one place. Arrow dot Net a r r oe
dot net. If you're a fan of NBC's The Voice,
or if you're just discovering it, go listen to the
roots of where we are today. A r r oe
dot net. Enjoy your exploration. I'm that guy who likes
to ask questions, and the reason why is because the
fund begins when you start researching for answers such as
how many students today depend on AI technology to get
their answers and problems solved. Plus, is social media to
blame for all of the multiple wars around the world.
My name is Arrow. I'm a daily writer, a silent wolf.
I stand on the sidelines and do nothing but watch, listen, study,
then activate. I happen to call it the Daily Mess.
It's a chronological walk through an everyday world. Yeah, this
is what I'm writing early in the morning as a
receiver of thoughts and ideas. We as people tend to
throw things to the side because we think we're going
to deal with it later on. Well, when a subject
arrives inside of me, I know it's time to dig in.
It's still keeping that daily journal, but by doing the research,
the picture becomes clearer. This is the daily mess. How
many of today's school age children actually depend on AI
technology to get the answers to their school equations and testing.
The numbers are literally out of control. It's actually been
labeled the adoption. Yeah, the students have adopted the power
of AI technology, and because of the adoption, ninety percent
of today's students rely on AI technology. Now that number
does drop very, very sharply when students are asked about
AI technology. Is it a tool or is it something
that you've just got to become addicted to. Well, when
it's a tool, those numbers drop forty percent because students
are using it to summarize and explanation, to use it
to brainstorm new ideas, or even fifty percent of them
say that education really does need that extra bit of
something to get them across the finish line. Students also
use AI technology for grammar checkups, I'm guilty of that
other things. They also use it for better definitions me too,
or to find a better understanding of a complex concept
and or challenge me too, So therefore we're all using it.
Let's don't just put the blame on the students. What
this does is that it proves that AI technology is
no longer seen or used as just a niche tool,
which is the very reason why we need to clear
up these numbers that students as well as myself are
using when it comes to AI technology, because those numbers
are it looks high ninety percent, but how much of
your life is greater and better because of that AI technology?
So ultimately it's up to your boss as well as
teachers to decide if they want to support it. Hey,
Coming up next, is social media to blame for all
of the unrest in the world today? Hey, thanks for
coming back to the daily mess. Is social media to
blame for so much unrest and wars in the world today? Wow?
Without really thinking about it, the experts are very clear
to say, do not do not plant that blame on
social media? But but, but, but but it does act
as an accelerator. New studies show that wars today start
the old fashioned way, you know, power, territory, fear, and
historical grievances. Bah blah, blah blah blah. Well, here's how
social media has changed the playing field distance and speed.
People are being reached fast, not within weeks, but within seconds.
It's a different world because the social media backup and
hookup is an amplifier in the way of minor incidents
becoming international conversations. Rumors which can be unproven still change
the people's way of thinking then reaching. Social media is
looked upon as being in us versus them weapon. It
pressures leaders to perform, but it's not the villain that
so many people want to label it as, mainly because
with social media there are no guardrails. It doesn't make
us more violent, but rather more fragile. I'm ryl and
that's the daily mess.