Matt discusses Generation AI live on Arc Seattle news. Topics covered include:
90% of people will have a digital footprint by age 2, with parents creating it to stand out in a contracting digital world, forcing companies to adapt to AI-driven consumer behavior.
Teachers struggle to adapt to AI-driven education, as they teach from pre-AI textbooks, while facts become commodities and critical thinking gains value in the AI era.
Generation Alpha, born between 2010 and now, is the first to grow up with AI in the house, shaping their worldview and expectations of company interactions.
80% of new jobs in 2030 don’t exist today, with AI initially causing job losses but ultimately leading to increased efficiency and innovation in companies.
Google and traditional search engines face competition from AI chatbots, which offer personalized information and shopping assistance based on user data and preferences.
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