Gary Vee's Warning: Start Using AI or 'You Are Your Grandma'
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Gary Vee's Warning: Start Using AI or 'You Are Your Grandma'
"If you are not spending at least one hour a day hands on with AI tools, you are "becoming your grandma," he said. He compared today's AI skeptics to grandparents who couldn't adapt to AOL, MySpace, and texting. Vaynerchuk recommends daily reps with ChatGPT, Midjourney, and Runway, regardless of profession."
""When people talk about new [stuff] and they [trash] it on some noble [angle], that's the tell that they're too lazy to do the work," he said. One caller to the show argued humanity has "created something more intelligent than ourselves, that's kind of never been done before in human history." Vaynerchuk brought up some history for context."
""Humans fear," Vaynerchuk said. "Most parents parent with fear. Every politician weaponizes fear. Fear is how you control people." Vaynerchuk, AKA GaryVee, makes daily use of ChatGPT, which he calls "Chatty." He runs it via voice for strategic thinking rather than writing."
"For example, he recently asked it to analyze 40 years of loose-versus-tight clothing cycles to predict how long the current baggy '90s revival lasts. His exact prompt: "Yo, Chatty ... can you give me the last 40 years on, like, clothes being loose, then tight, then loose, then tight? And what is your prediction on how long this cycle of baggy will last.""
Daily hands-on use of AI tools is recommended for consumers and investors, with at least one hour per day. AI skeptics are compared to people who failed to adapt to earlier technologies. Regular practice with tools such as ChatGPT, Midjourney, and Runway is encouraged across professions. Dismissing new tools for noble reasons is framed as a sign of laziness rather than insight. Fear is described as a common driver of resistance, including how parents and politicians influence behavior. AI is also presented as a practical instrument for pattern recognition, including using ChatGPT for strategic analysis and predictions based on historical cycles.
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