Speaker 1: Creativity is an addiction, unplugged because we will always say
yes to creativity, totally uncut because we all make mistakes.
So turn it into a tool. This is arrow, unplugged
stream thinking. It's learning how to trust what is in
your present place of right now now. To get there
requires practice. Here's what I do every day one sheet
of paper, ten minutes, write about whatever is moving through
your moment of now, with absolutely no judgment. Stream thinking
sharpens your skills as a listener, as a communicator, and
as an activator. Learning how to trust what is right now.
This is stream thinking today. We're reading from November eleventh,
twenty twenty three. In the near years that lay ahead,
we'll be learning more about singularity, when AI and machines
will no longer be in need of human beings now.
Experts say it should make its transition sometime in twenty
thirty one. While science is celebrating singularity, others have concerns
with machines becoming not only too intelligent, but unpredictable and
quite danger AI still isn't human and will never have
our emotional connections, which means what when it comes to war,
right that in itself is not AI that's very human.
And then today, which today's date happens to be March eighteenth,
twenty twenty four, so almost a year has gone by
since I wrote this out. They reported today that AI
technology will absolutely one hundred percent take out jobs. It
will destroy certain businesses that need progress, and the human
being will actually get in the way and AI technology
steps in without complaint. But we're in this moment and
it's almost like a science fiction film because fifty years
from now, what are people going to think of those
of us that are back here in twenty twenty four?
Will AI officially take over and it'll read and listen
to everything that we've done, and it will decide, Eh,
I don't need it. There's too much emotion here, too
much of a drama. Back off. AI technology is all
over Hollywood, and that was one of the main reasons
why they went on strike, to help protect the images
and the voices of those that are bringing the entertainment
to US. AI technology was also promoted during the Super Bowl.
You saw the commercials, But is it really about changing
the way that we live? They say, it's going to
make our lives a lot easier. Unemployment isn't easy being
in a world that you can no longer participate with
isn't easy. So we have to rely on the new
generations to push us forward. Where they at who's teaching them.
We can barely get any student off from their smartphone
or away from their gaming. The goal has got to
be to put focus on how to build a stronger,
better relationship with the human and the AI. But it's
going to have to come with some serious rules. But
then there's going to be other nations that are going
to play by their own game rules and things are
going to change. Because an AI doesn't have a heart,
it doesn't have a brain. It receives direction and it
plans things out all on its own and then it reacts.
But how is it going to react? Like I said,
we're living a sci fi movie right now where it's
all about the mystique of an AI technology world. But
what is it going to be like in that fifty
years later? I'm Marrow and that's stream thinking.