Marnie WillsGuestLimor Bergen-GrossHostAnd I know that there is this perception that AI is very for technical people.

I'm not sure if there was one moment, but it has been a complete mindset and behavior shift.


Um, and I remember using that years and years ago, you know, so, um, yeah, I mean, it, it was just a mindset shift of, is there an AI that can help me do this? And then the behavior.

is the ability to know that you can ask AI to help you with something, but the behavior is around you still realizing that you're the expert.

So we still have to make sure that we're understanding that we're the human and we still have to put in place the steps that we think we need to be able to get the result we want.

Obviously, if you're able to collaborate and use AI as a thinking partner, you can increase the output.

But too many people for me don't understand that, you know, your large language model, your chat GPT, for an example, it's not a glorified Google.

And I know that there is this perception that AI is very for technical people.

I'm not sure if there was one moment, but it has been a complete mindset and behavior shift.


Um, and I remember using that years and years ago, you know, so, um, yeah, I mean, it, it was just a mindset shift of, is there an AI that can help me do this? And then the behavior.

is the ability to know that you can ask AI to help you with something, but the behavior is around you still realizing that you're the expert.

So we still have to make sure that we're understanding that we're the human and we still have to put in place the steps that we think we need to be able to get the result we want.

Obviously, if you're able to collaborate and use AI as a thinking partner, you can increase the output.

But too many people for me don't understand that, you know, your large language model, your chat GPT, for an example, it's not a glorified Google.

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