When AI comes with tremendous force, it seems impossible to stop it. With AI generating beautiful images for free, how will painters find their place? When we can create videos that look authentic, faster, and without errors in scripting, why would we want to use real people for recordings? If AI can create articles much faster with broader knowledge and better language expression skills, how can we compare with that? When AI knows more than we do, what research can be valuable without asking for AI's input? When AI learns medical knowledge and can act as a doctor with validation in seconds, doctors can be duplicated to thousands, even tens of thousands, within a second. What's the point of training doctors for six years of study and 3-4 years of residency? Isn't it too much, and how fast is the world changing?
Do these ideas scare you? What should we do? The answer is to adapt to them. Learn AI, use AI, and find new ways to coexist. I remember a story when a bear chased two friends. One started to run while the other sat down to tie their shoelace. The one who started running asked, "Why are you doing that? The bear is coming." The other replied, "Yes, what I need to do is simply run faster than you." "?!".
In the age of AI, it's like a bear starts chasing us. Some people still stick to the old ways, rejecting AI and even stopping AI from accessing information in an attempt to slow down its growth. However, these efforts will be in vain. We have no choice but to run ahead of the game, learn AI as fast as we can, and adapt to the new age.
Do these ideas scare you? What should we do? The answer is to adapt to them. Learn AI, use AI, and find new ways to coexist. I remember a story when a bear chased two friends. One started to run while the other sat down to tie their shoelace. The one who started running asked, "Why are you doing that? The bear is coming." The other replied, "Yes, what I need to do is simply run faster than you." "?!".
In the age of AI, it's like a bear starts chasing us. Some people still stick to the old ways, rejecting AI and even stopping AI from accessing information in an attempt to slow down its growth. However, these efforts will be in vain. We have no choice but to run ahead of the game, learn AI as fast as we can, and adapt to the new age.
