“There is no keeping up. There is only keeping calm. And that thing that you're worried about that you are behind on probably came out a week ago. So you're not that behind. … You can outsource some of that learning too. You just have to keep your judgment. You have to keep your clarity and make sure that you're not turning AI crap out into the world. That's a responsibility.”
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Asked about the feeling of being left behind by the pace of AI, Kumra says tools can be learned in a couple of weeks but judgment cannot be outsourced.
Of everything. Yeah, of everything. And, you know, the problem is that some of my agents are smarter than me and better at math than me. And some of them have the judgment of a toddler. So we really have to look at what is that skill that we keep in our toolkit and what do we keep really close. I
mean, you would talk to me about certain. Of getting questions from people about being overwhelmed and people feeling like they're being left behind.
Yes. Okay. So there is no keeping up. There is only keeping calm. And that thing that you're worried about that you are behind on probably came out a week ago. So you're not that behind. I think at any point you can jump in and be two weeks of learning and you can get there. But this doesn't mean you have to learn forever. You can outsource some of that learning too. You just have to keep your judgment. You have to keep your clarity and make sure that you're not turning AI crap out into the world. That's a responsibility.
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