00:00I do use it occasionally, but I really try and limit it.
00:03One, for ethical reasons.
00:05I think we all know how much water it uses.
00:07And I think people aren't really as scared as they should be about that.
00:11And secondly, because I am doing a creative degree,
00:14and I know a lot of people that are doing creative degrees as well,
00:17and I am worried about the future of creative art.
00:20A lot of the chaos that kind of comes around AI
00:23and what AI is doing right now
00:25comes from this misinformation as to what AI does
00:28and what these systems are capable of.
00:30At this point of time, about 10% of people in the world
00:34are truly harnessing the power of what actual AI can do.
00:39Within three to four days,
00:41a person is capable of making or bringing forth ideas
00:45from the back of their pocket into revenue streams,
00:48selling products or services,
00:50which actually have the proportionality of changing the future of people,
00:55but also technology, also medicines.
00:57Great advancements are coming with biotechnology and research,
01:02which is happening through AI.
01:03I use it every day,
01:04and I think it's just something that we're going to have to evolve with as it goes.
01:07In the same way that the Industrial Revolution changed people's working habits,
01:11the same way that the Internet changed working habits.
01:13So I think we're just going to have to wait and see.
01:15What I am concerned about is the irresponsibility of AI companies
01:20and the way in which they're impacting financial markets.
01:24This is a technology which can change our future for the better,
01:27and we should all be using it.
01:29Yeah.
