Mark Cuban On AI



 https://www.instagram.com/p/C4tPAhtgDKQ/?igsh=YW9zYmJxaTd2c3Zj

Is this true outside of business also? 😲  I should give learning about AI more of my attention because it really truly is the craziest and wildest development that I’ve ever seen take place in the lives of human beings.  I am at least really interested in it all even if I haven’t been reading everything that I could be reading about it.  I guess being odd and weird is not such a bad thing.  How could people not be thinking, “Holy crap!  What has happened?  We can now communicate in a truly human way with artificial intelligence(s)!”

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