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发布于 2026-08-26 · 时长 16:23

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时间	英文	中文
0:00	Most people treat chat GPT like a new intern, but I use it to drive five strategies.	大多数人把聊天GPT当成新实习生,但我用它来推动五个策略.
0:07	It's like having five of the world's smartest minds work 24-7 for only $20 a month to help	这就像让5个最聪明的头脑 24 -7工作,每个月20美元
0:14	me move faster, decide better, and focus on what truly matters.	我动作更快,决定得更好, 并专注于真正重要的。
0:19	But I only figured this out after spending years in tech and AI as a CEO, board member	但我在做首席执行官和董事后 才知道
0:25	and investor, where I watched elite teams use AI in ways most people never see.	和投资者,在那里我看到精英团队 用AI的方式,大多数人从来没有看到。
0:32	So today, I'm sharing those five strategies to use chat GPT so well, it feels illegal.	因此,今天,我分享这五种策略 使用聊天GPT这么好, 这感觉是非法的。
0:38	The first strategy is called the clone.	第一个策略叫做克隆人.
0:41	When I was a kid, my grandpa had late stage Alzheimer's.	我小时候,我爷爷得了老年痴呆症
0:46	Every few minutes, he would look at my grandmother.	每几分钟,他就会看着我奶奶
0:49	The woman had been married for over 60 years, and he would ask, who are you?	那个女人已经结婚60多年了 他会问,你是谁?

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序号	英文	中文
1	Most people treat chat GPT like a new intern, but I use it to drive five strategies.	大多数人把聊天GPT当成新实习生,但我用它来推动五个策略.
2	It's like having five of the world's smartest minds work 24-7 for only $20 a month to help	这就像让5个最聪明的头脑 24 -7工作,每个月20美元
3	me move faster, decide better, and focus on what truly matters.	我动作更快,决定得更好, 并专注于真正重要的。
4	But I only figured this out after spending years in tech and AI as a CEO, board member	但我在做首席执行官和董事后 才知道
5	and investor, where I watched elite teams use AI in ways most people never see.	和投资者,在那里我看到精英团队 用AI的方式,大多数人从来没有看到。
6	So today, I'm sharing those five strategies to use chat GPT so well, it feels illegal.	因此,今天,我分享这五种策略 使用聊天GPT这么好, 这感觉是非法的。
7	The first strategy is called the clone.	第一个策略叫做克隆人.
8	When I was a kid, my grandpa had late stage Alzheimer's.	我小时候,我爷爷得了老年痴呆症
9	Every few minutes, he would look at my grandmother.	每几分钟,他就会看着我奶奶
10	The woman had been married for over 60 years, and he would ask, who are you?	那个女人已经结婚60多年了 他会问,你是谁?
11	And then he would go ahead and tell me a story, forgetting that he just told me the exact	然后,他会继续告诉我一个故事, 忘了他刚刚告诉我确切
12	same story five minutes ago.	五分钟前也是一样
13	His brain didn't have memory of his last five minutes.	他的大脑没有记忆 他最后五分钟。
14	Chat GPT suffers from something very similar.	Chat GPT患有非常类似的东西.
15	Every time you open a new chat session, you're starting from zero context.	每次打开新的聊天会话,你都会从零上下文开始.
16	But there is a way to give chat GPT an almost telepathic ability.	但有办法让聊天GPT 具有几乎心灵感应的能力.
17	It can keep the memory and context for you alive without you explaining every single	它可以让你的记忆和背景活着 而不解释每一个
18	time.	时间。
19	For that, I apply a three step framework called ESP.	为此,我采用了一个称为ESP的三步框架。
20	E is extract.	E是提取物。
21	Open the voice mode in chat GPT and say, listen, you're my chief of staff.	在聊天GPT中打开语音模式,说,听着,你是我的幕僚长.
22	Interview me for 20 minutes, 30 minutes.	采访我20分钟30分钟
23	My background, my tone, my strategy, my blind spots, then talk a while.	我的背景,我的语气,我的策略,我的盲点,然后谈一会儿.
24	Be messy, don't self edit.	乱七八糟的 别自编自审
25	This step is about raw capture only.	这个步骤只涉及生擒.
26	S is synthesize.	S是合成的。
27	Now this is where you turn the raw data into an operating system.	这就是你把原始数据变成操作系统的地方。
28	So upload the transcript of whatever you said to chat GPT and ask chat GPT to organize it	所以,上传你所说的所有内容的记录 聊天GPT,并要求聊天GPT组织它
29	into a summary on who you are and how you think.	将你的身份和想法归纳成一个摘要。
30	Now go to settings, custom instructions, and paste your summary.	现在到设置,自定义指令,并粘贴您的摘要.
31	By the way, this is also the place where you tell chat GPT exactly how you want it to behave.	顺便说一下,这里也是你告诉聊天GPT 确切的你希望它如何表现的地方.
32	Always format data as tables.	总是将数据格式化为表格。
33	Don't send me walls of text.	别给我发短信
34	But now chat GPT knows who you are, how you want your responses shaped, and what to avoid	但现在聊天GPT知道你是谁,你希望你的反应如何塑造,以及应该避免什么
35	by default.	默认。
36	And here's where it gets really wild.	这是它变得非常疯狂的地方。
37	P is for projects.	P用于项目。
38	Think of a project as a space where you store your context.	将一个工程视为存储上下文的空间.
39	It lives with your instructions, memories, files, repeated tasks.	它与你的指令,记忆,文件,重复的任务共存.
40	For instance, for your work projects, upload your resume, PDFs, and data that's relevant.	例如,对于您的工作项目,上传您的简历,PDF,以及相关的数据.
41	You can even customize the instructions inside each project's settings.	您甚至可以自定义每个工程设置中的指令 。
42	Just remember not to mix domains.	只要记住不要混合域。
43	So for example, I have my consulting project, and then my YouTube project, and my health	举例来说,我有我的咨询项目, 然后是我的YouTube项目, 我的健康状况
44	project separate.	项目分开。
45	This turns your AI from a temporary chat into a persistent brain.	这让你的人工智能从暂时聊天变成了持久的大脑.
46	But that's only the first battle.	但这只是第一次战斗。
47	You still need an army to do the heavy lifting.	你还需要一支军队来举重
48	That is our next strategy.	这是我们的下一个战略。
49	The second strategy is called the swarm.	第二种策略叫做"群".
50	There's a great story in ancient Indian mythology about a demon who was impossible to defeat	古印度神话中有一个伟大的故事 讲述了一个不可能打败的恶魔
51	with a single weapon.	只有一个武器。
52	So the great goddess manifested eight arms, wielding eight different weapons at once.	因此,伟大的女神表现了八只手臂,一次拥有八只不同的武器.
53	She was known as Ashtabhuja Durga.	她被称为阿什塔布哈·杜尔加.
54	Eight arms, eight weapons, eight battles fought in parallel.	八臂八兵,八斗并举.
55	And most of us are fighting our own modern demons with just our two bare hands.	而我们大部分人只是赤手空拳地与我们自己的现代恶魔战斗.
56	Our brain can only handle one task at a time.	我们的大脑一次只能处理一个任务.
57	You need to hire three specific advanced capabilities of ChatGPT.	你需要雇用三个特定的高级能力 查特GPT。
58	Number one, your hands.	一号,你的手。
59	Stop doing tasks one by one.	停止一个接一个地执行任务.
60	Use the agent mode.	使用代理模式 。
61	Dispatch the swarm.	调出群。
62	Instead of searching for a single lead, give ChatGPT a command.	与其寻找单一的线索,不如给ChatGPT一个命令.
63	Five-fifty leads in the SaaS space.	550领先赛亚空间.
64	Verify their emails.	检查他们的邮件。
65	Rank them by revenue.	按收入排名
66	That's it.	就这样
67	Let it run.	让它运行。
68	You go get coffee.	你去买咖啡。
69	But there is one catch.	但还有一条线索
70	ChatGPT is still trapped inside a text box.	ChatGPT仍然被困在一个文本框中.
71	It can find leads, but it can't actually put them into your CRM or build a process around them.	它可以找到线索,但不能把它们 实际放到你的CRM 或在它们周围构建一个过程。
72	Number two, your eyes.	二号,你的眼睛。
73	Stop describing your problems.	别再描述你的问题了
74	ChatGPT非常视觉.
75	You can take a photo of a whiteboard sketch, a broken car part, or a complex analytics	你可以拍一张白板素描的照片 车厢破损的部分 或者复杂的分析
76	dashboard.	仪表板
77	Just upload it.	上传一下
78	And then say, analyze this picture.	然后说,分析这张照片。
79	Tell me what's wrong with it.	说甚么事.
80	And tell me one move that I can make to fix it.	告诉我我能做的一件事
81	You're using ChatGPT as your eyes, not just your keyboard.	你用ChatGPT作为你的眼睛, 不只是你的键盘。
82	And the great thing is ChatGPT can see things human eyes can't.	而最伟大的是ChatGPT可以看到人类眼睛无法看到的东西.
83	And finally, number three, your research assistant.	最后,第三,你的研究助理。
84	You can do deep research that was once the domain of an analyst who you would pay $50,000 for.	你可以做深层研究 曾经是一个分析师的域名 你会支付5万美元。
85	Recently, I was in a meeting with a chief technology officer of a large firm, and he	最近,我和一家大公司的首席技术官会面 他
86	said something very interesting.	说了一些很有趣的话
87	He said I had to evaluate six presentations delivered by a very large IT consulting firm	他说,我不得不评估 六个介绍 由非常大的IT咨询公司
88	on the technology infrastructure of a massive data center.	关于大型数据中心的技术基础设施。
89	And there were 300 pages of dense information.	有300页的密集信息。
90	But what did he do?	但他做了什麽?
91	He uploaded them all in ChatGPT, hired a swarm of AI analysts one afternoon.	他把这些都上传到ChatGPT,一个下午雇佣了一群AI分析员.
92	That's all it took.	仅此而已
93	Now that would have taken weeks before.	那要花上几周时间
94	That's the world we're heading into.	这就是我们要去的世界。
95	In the age of AI, you won't be billing for your time anymore.	在AI时代,你不会再计费了.
96	You'll only bill for your taste.	你只会为你的品味付帐
97	So this swarm gives you an army of powerful interns.	所以这群人给你一支强大的实习生队伍
98	But your next strategy isn't about hiring AI to take orders.	但你的下一个策略不是雇用AI来接受命令
99	It's there to challenge you.	是用来挑战你的
100	Your third strategy, then, is the devil's advocate.	那么你的第三个策略是魔鬼的倡导者
101	Around the 1500s, the Catholic Church was the most powerful organization on earth.	大约在1500年代,天主教会是世界上最强大的组织.
102	But it was also under a lot of attack.	但是它也受到很多攻击.
103	By 1587, the pope had a massive problem.	到了1587年,教皇出现了巨大的问题.
104	The church was canonizing saints left and right.	教堂让圣徒们左右走向光明
105	So the pope did something pretty radical.	所以教皇做了一些非常激进的事。
106	He created an office called the Advocatus Diaboli, the devil's advocate.	他创建了一个办公室,名为Advocus Diaboli,魔鬼的倡导者.
107	This person's entire job was to argue against the canonization of any saint.	这个人的整个工作就是反对任何圣徒的神化.
108	To find the dirt.	为寻污垢.
109	To poke holes.	为了戳孔。
110	To be ruthless.	为无情.
111	The church realized this 400 years ago.	教会在400年前意识到了这一点.
112	When the stakes are high, good decisions are rarely made through agreements.	当利害关系重大时,很少通过协议作出良好的决定。
113	They come from conflict.	他们来自冲突。
114	Now why is this necessary?	为什么一定要这样?
115	Well, it's called the IKEA effect.	这叫做宜家效应
116	We fall in love with anything we build ourselves.	我们爱上了我们自己建造的东西
117	Research shows that smart people are great at spotting flaws in other people's thinking.	研究表明,聪明人擅长发现他人思想中的缺陷.
118	Physically incapable of seeing them in their own.	身体上无法亲眼看到他们
119	So the key insight?	那关键的观点呢?
120	Most people use ChatGPT for validation.	大多数人使用ChatGPT进行验证.
121	But you should use it for violation.	但你应该用它来作为违反。
122	But here's the problem.	但问题是...
123	ChatGPT is programmed to keep you happy.	ChatGPT是用来让你快乐的
124	So you have to force it to behave differently.	所以你必须强迫它改变行为
125	So here are the three tricks to break the AI's people pleaser programming.	所以这里有三招 打破AI的人取悦程序。
126	First, use magic triggers.	首先使用魔法触发器.
127	Force adversarial thinking.	强制对抗思想.
128	Instead of saying, what do you think, be specific.	与其说,不如说具体点
129	Prompt it and say, audit this using first principles.	提醒它并说 用第一原则来审计
130	Or act as my fiercest competitor.	或者做我最激烈的竞争对手
131	You may not get what you want, but you will get what you need.	你可能得不到你想要的 但你会得到你需要的
132	Second, shadow boxing.	其二 阴拳.
133	Don't step into the ring unprepared.	别无备而步入戒中.
134	Let's say if you're going out to raise money for your venture.	假设你出去为你的冒险筹款
135	Tell the AI, simulate a debate between a ruthless, skeptical VC and a visionary product designer.	告诉AI,模拟无情,怀疑的VC和有远见的产品设计师之间的争论.
136	Let the VC push back on the idea.	让越共推后主意.
137	I want to see that fight and learn from it.	我想看看那场战斗并从中吸取教训.
138	This way you let AI expose the weak points so you don't fumble on them in the real world meeting.	这样,你让AI暴露了弱点,以免在现实世界的会面中蒙羞.
139	Third, the blind spot check.	第三,盲点检查.
140	Feed it your strategy and ask one question.	给它吃你的策略 问一个问题
141	Based on what you know about me, what are the gaps in my reasoning?	根据你对我的了解, 我的推理有什么漏洞?
142	When we get successful, we develop two bad habits.	成功后,发展出两种不良习惯.
143	We trap ourselves in this bubble of our ego.	我们把自己困在自我的泡沫里
144	And we surround ourselves with people who just say yes.	我们环绕着那些只答应的人
145	That's why this strategy is so critical to save you from yourself.	这就是为什么这个策略如此关键 拯救你从自己。
146	But knowing where you're wrong or why you're wrong is not enough.	但知道自己错了哪里 或者为什么错了还不够
147	You still have to learn fast about what's right.	仍须速学正法.
148	That's where our next strategy comes in.	这就是我们的下一个策略
149	The neural link.	神经连接.
150	And it breaks the rule most of us grew up believing.	它打破了规则 我们大多数人长大后相信。
151	That mastery takes 10,000 hours.	这需要一万小时
152	You know, there's a famous story about a physicist, Max Planck.	关于物理学家马克斯·普朗克 有一个著名的故事
153	After he won the Nobel Prize, he went on a tour,	在他获得诺贝尔奖后,他去巡回演出,
154	giving the same speech about quantum mechanics every night.	每天晚上都发表同样的演讲
155	Now, his chauffeur sat in the front row every time and literally memorized every word.	他的司机每次都坐在前排 从字面上记住每个字
156	One night, the chauffeur said, professor, I'm getting bored just listening to you.	一天晚上,司机说,教授, 我只是听你的,我越来越无聊了。
157	Let's switch.	换个位置
158	I'll give the lecture on stage and you sit in the audience wearing my cap.	我会在舞台上讲课 而你穿着我的帽子坐在观众席上
159	Planck, of course, agreed.	普朗克当然同意了
160	Same words, same structure, same cadence.	相同的词,相同的结构,相同的腔调。
161	The speech was flawless.	演说无瑕.
162	But at the end, a physicist in the audience stood up and asked a deep technical question.	但最后,观众中的一位物理学家站起来,提出了深刻的技术问题.
163	But the chauffeur didn't panic at all.	但司机却丝毫不慌.
164	He smiled and said, I am surprised to hear	他笑着说,我很惊讶听到
165	such a simple question in a city as advanced as Munich.	在慕尼黑这样先进的城市里 这个问题太简单了
166	To prove how simple it is, I'm going to let my chauffeur answer it.	为了证明这有多简单,我要让我的司机回答.
167	Of course, that was Max Planck.	当然,那是马克斯·普朗克。
168	But here's the point.	但这是重点
169	Most people use chachi piti like that chauffeur.	大多数人都用像那个司机的辣椒
170	They copy paste smart sounding phrases and answers to sound intelligent.	他们将粘贴的智能音响短语和答案复制到声音智能.
171	They have fluency without foundation.	他们没有基础,他们很流利。
172	So here are three ways to get that neural link.	这里有三种方法可以实现神经连接。
173	True understanding without becoming that chauffeur.	真正的理解而不成为那个司机。
174	First, the jargon translator.	先是语法翻译.
175	For instance, tell it.	比如说吧
176	Explain the concept of API using the restaurant metaphors only.	解释API的概念只使用餐厅隐喻.
177	Suddenly, the menu becomes the documentation.	突然,菜单变成了文件。
178	The kitchen is the server and the waiter is the API.	厨房是服务器,服务员是API.
179	The messenger that takes your order, delivers it in the kitchen, brings back the results.	接你订单的使者,在厨房送来,带回结果.
180	You aren't learning from scratch.	你不是从零开始学的
181	You're translating that jargon into your jargon.	你把那个词译成你的词
182	Second, the progressive professor.	二是进步教授.
183	Richard Feynman said that if you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it.	理查德·费曼(Richard Feynman)说,如果你不能简单地解释,你就不明白.
184	So don't ask chachi piti to explain quantum computing.	所以不要让Chachi piti解释量子计算.
185	But instead say, explain quantum computing to me three ways.	但换句话说 向我解释量子计算的三个方法
186	One, like I am a five-year-old and give me the simplest explanation.	第一,就像我是一个五岁的孩子,并给我最简单的解释。
187	Number two, like I am a 15-year-old, explain it with logic and examples.	第二,像我15岁一样,用逻辑和例子来解释。
188	And three, like I'm a college student, share the underlying theory.	第三,就像我是一个大学生, 分享基本理论。
189	When you do that in that particular order,	当你按那个顺序做的时候
190	you will feel any concept click into place in your brain instantly.	你会感觉到任何概念 点击到你的大脑立即。
191	And third, the degree download.	第三,学位下载。
192	You teach it, you keep it.	你教它,你留着
193	So use AI to be your target audience or appear.	所以用AI做你的目标受众或出现。
194	Prompt it to say something like, I want to build a cool AI commerce product.	我想制造一个很酷的AI商业产品。
195	I need to learn the foundation of how machine learning works.	我需要学习机器学习的基础
196	Skip the theory, only give me actionable skills, no fluff.	跳过理论,只给我可操作的技能,没有fluff。
197	And then test me so I can teach it back to you.	然后测试我,这样我就能教你回去。
198	You just replaced a boot camp worth $50,000 with a PDF.	你刚刚用PDF换了价值5万美元的靴子营
199	So here you are.	你来了
200	You have built a high-performance chachi piti machine.	你造了一台高性能的卡奇派蒂机
201	But such machines tend to overheat.	但这种机器往往过热.
202	The fifth strategy is called the executive coach.	第五个策略叫做执行教练.
203	And without it, none of the other strategies would work.	没有它,其他战略都行不通。
204	2,000 years ago, Marcus Aurelius was the emperor of Rome.	两千年前,马库斯·奥雷利乌斯是罗马的皇帝.
205	But he was also the loneliest.	但他也是最孤独的
206	He had no one to talk to, so he hired a coach.	他无话可说,于是聘请了教练.
207	That coach was a blank scroll.	那个教练是个空白的卷轴
208	Every night in his tent, he wrote down his anxieties, his fears, his advice to himself.	每天晚上在他的帐篷里,他写下他的焦虑,恐惧,对自己的建议.
209	He titled that manuscript, To Himself.	他把这份手稿命名为"自己"
210	If you are a successful executive or on the path of being one,	如果你是一位成功的执行官 或走上成为一体的道路
211	you need an executive coach.	你需要一个执行教练。
212	I had two, and they both changed my trajectory dramatically.	我有两个,他们都改变了我的轨迹。
213	But sometimes, executive coaches and mentors aren't going to be available to you at midnight	但有时, 执行教练和导师 无法在午夜为您服务
214	when you need them the most.	当你最需要的时候
215	When you can't sleep because of a decision you have to make.	当你不能睡觉的时候 因为你必须做一个决定。
216	And that's when you can use chachi piti to show you a mirror with zero emotional baggage.	这时你可以使用 chachi paiti 给你看一面镜子 与零情感的行李。
217	You can even turn the voice mode.	你甚至可以转动语音模式.
218	That's what I do.	我就是这样
219	Here are three tricks to turn chachi piti into your temporary executive coach.	这里有三个把卡奇·皮蒂变成你临时执行教练的技巧.
220	First, the vomit mirror.	先是呕吐镜.
221	When you are overwhelmed, your brain is going to be a tangled mess.	当你不堪重负时,你的大脑会变成一团乱糟
222	It happens to me.	发生在我身上。
223	Open voice mode and say, I'm going to rant for five minutes about everything stressing me out.	打开语音模式,说, 我要喊五分钟 关于所有压力我出去。
224	Don't interrupt.	别打断我
225	Just listen.	听着
226	When I'm done, organize my chaos into three lists.	完成后,把混乱整理成三个名单.
227	Problems I can solve today.	我今天能解决的问题
228	Problems I need to delegate.	问题我需要授权。
229	Noise I need to ignore.	噪音我需要忽略。
230	That's it.	就这样
231	And then, go ahead.	然后,继续。
232	Just rant as long as you want.	随便你怎么喊
233	Second, the stoic mirror.	第二,斯图克镜子。
234	It's possible that you may have just lost a deal or you got fired or something terrible happened.	有可能你刚刚失去了协议 或者你被解雇 或者发生了可怕的事情
235	You can say to chachi piti at that point, I just took a massive loss.	那时你可以说我损失惨重
236	I feel like a failure.	我觉得自己是个失败者。
237	Reframe this situation for me using the stoic principles.	利用刺客原则来重新界定这种情况
238	And tell me why this is actually an opportunity.	告诉我为什么这其实是一个机会。
239	Have that conversation until you're convinced.	在说服你之前好好谈谈
240	Push back.	推还.
241	Let it push back to you.	让它推回你。
242	Even if you're not convinced, it'll slow down the emotional spiral that you're on instantly.	即使你没有说服力,它也会减缓你立刻上场的情绪螺旋.
243	And the third and the final mirror, the decision mirror.	第三面和最后一面镜子 决策镜子
244	Before you make a massive decision like quitting a job or starting a new company, talk it out.	在你做出像辞职或创办新公司这样的大规模决定之前,先说清楚.
245	I am about to do X.	我马上要做X。
246	Here's my logic.	这是我的逻辑
247	Let's have a conversation.	让我们谈谈。
248	You don't have to put faith in chachi piti's advice.	你不必相信差奇派提的建议
249	In fact, please don't.	事实上,请不要。
250	But talking it out clears your own head about your own judgment.	但说清楚了 自己对判断的判断
251	We covered five strategies and 15 ways to optimize your relationship with chachi piti.	我们研究了五种策略和十五种方法 来优化你和小辣椒的关系
252	But here's the truth.	但这是事实
253	All of these skills are essentially alpha.	所有这些技能本质上都是α.
254	In finance, when traders find an edge, they make a fortune and it's called the alpha.	在金融方面,当贸易商找到优势时,他们就会发财,这被称为"α".
255	But eventually, everyone figures it out.	但最终,每个人都会明白
256	What's rare today becomes required tomorrow.	今天难得的事明天就要发生
257	That's how life works.	生活就是这样运作的.
258	And what happens when it all becomes a commodity?	当一切都变成商品时会怎样?
259	How will you maintain your edge then?	那你怎么保住边线?
260	I'll share my personal story that changed my idea about my edge.	我将分享我个人的故事 改变我的想法 关于我的边缘。
261	A week before I took my CEO job, my executive coach pulled me aside and he said,	在我接任首席执行官前一周 我的执行教练把我拉到一边 他说
262	remember, your title is CEO, Chief Executive Officer.	记住 你的头衔是首席执行官
263	But that E does not just stand for executive.	但E并不只是代表行政部门
264	It also stands for emotions.	这也代表了情感
265	You're the Chief Emotions Officer now as well.	你现在也是情感主任了
266	You have to manage the emotions of your own people.	你必须控制自己人民的情绪
267	That conversation stayed with me for years.	那段对话一直和我在一起
268	Because for a long time, we have forgotten that message.	因为长期以来,我们忘记了这一信息。
269	You know, we spend the entire industrial age trying to turn ourselves into machines.	你知道,我们花了整个工业时代 试图把自己变成机器。
270	We measured our worth by our output, our productivity.	我们以产出、生产力来衡量我们的价值。
271	If we didn't produce or we didn't consume, we didn't matter to the market.	如果我们不生产或不消费,我们对市场不重要.
272	So what did we do?	我们做了什么?
273	We tried to out-robot the robots.	我们试图打败机器人
274	But now, the actual machines have arrived to take their job back.	但是现在,真正的机器已经到来 收回他们的工作。
275	And that's not a threat.	这不是威胁
276	That's actually a permission.	这其实是一个许可。
277	Permission to us to stop pretending like we're machines.	允许我们停止假装我们是机器。
278	Permission to feel, to show compassion, to connect to those mysteries,	允许感受 表示同情 与这些神秘相连接
279	to connect to others, to connect to this mystery called life.	连结他人 连结这个叫生命的神秘
280	In a way, I feel that AI and machines are coming to free us from labor	从某种意义上说,我觉得AI和机器 来让我们摆脱劳动
281	so we can return to our essential nature.	这样我们就可以回到我们的基本性质。
282	AI's ultimate gift might very well be then that it will make us more human.	AI的终极天赋 很可能是那样会让我们更人性化
283	If you like this video, here's another one that I think you will like.	如果你喜欢这段视频 我想你会喜欢的
284	Thank you and I love you.	谢谢你,我爱你。

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时间	英文	中文
0:00	Most people treat chat GPT like a new intern,	大多数人把聊天GPT当成新实习生,
0:03	but I use it to drive five strategies.	但我用它来推动五个策略
0:07	It's like having five of the world's smartest minds	这就像有五个世界上最聪明的头脑
0:11	work 24-7 for only $20 a month	每月只工作20美元24-7美元
0:14	to help me move faster, decide better,	帮助我更快地前进 更好地决定
0:17	and focus on what truly matters.	并专注于真正重要的。
0:19	But I only figured this out after spending years in tech	但我在科技领域度过多年后才知道
0:23	and AI as a CEO, board member, and investor,	作为首席执行官、董事会成员和投资人,
0:27	where I watched elite teams use AI	我看着精英团队使用AI
0:29	in ways most people never see.	大多数人都看不到

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序号	英文	中文
1	Most people treat chat GPT like a new intern,	大多数人把聊天GPT当成新实习生,
2	but I use it to drive five strategies.	但我用它来推动五个策略
3	It's like having five of the world's smartest minds	这就像有五个世界上最聪明的头脑
4	work 24-7 for only $20 a month	每月只工作20美元24-7美元
5	to help me move faster, decide better,	帮助我更快地前进 更好地决定
6	and focus on what truly matters.	并专注于真正重要的。
7	But I only figured this out after spending years in tech	但我在科技领域度过多年后才知道
8	and AI as a CEO, board member, and investor,	作为首席执行官、董事会成员和投资人,
9	where I watched elite teams use AI	我看着精英团队使用AI
10	in ways most people never see.	大多数人都看不到
11	So today, I'm sharing those five strategies	今天,我分享这五个策略
12	to use chat GPT so well, it feels illegal.	使用聊天GPT这么好, 这感觉是非法的。
13	The first strategy is called the clone.	第一个策略叫做克隆人.
14	When I was a kid, my grandpa had late stage Alzheimer's.	我小时候,我爷爷得了老年痴呆症
15	Every few minutes, he would look at my grandmother,	每隔几分钟 他就会看着我奶奶
16	the woman he had been married for over 60 years,	他结婚60多年的女人
17	and he would ask, who are you?	他会问,你是谁?
18	And then he would go ahead and tell me a story,	然后他会继续告诉我一个故事,
19	forgetting that he just told me	忘了他刚刚告诉我
20	the exact same story five minutes ago.	五分钟前的同样故事
21	His brain didn't have memory of his last five minutes.	他的大脑没有记忆 他最后五分钟。
22	Chat GPT suffers from something very similar.	Chat GPT患有非常类似的东西.
23	Every time you open a new chat session,	每次你打开一个新的聊天会话,
24	you're starting from zero context.	从零上下文开始
25	But there is a way to give chat GPT	但有办法让GPT聊天
26	an almost telepathic ability.	一个几乎心灵感应的能力。
27	It can keep the memory and context for you alive	它可以让你的记忆和背景活着
28	without you explaining every single time.	没有你解释 每一次。
29	For that, I apply a three-step framework called ESP.	为此,我采用了一个称为ESP的三步框架.
30	E is extract.	E是提取物。
31	Open the voice mode in chat GPT and say,	在聊天GPT中打开语音模式并说,
32	listen, you're my chief of staff.	听着,你是我的幕僚长
33	Interview me for 20 minutes, 30 minutes,	采访我20分钟30分钟
34	my background, my tone, my strategy, my blind spots.	我的背景 我的语气 我的策略 我的盲点
35	Then talk a while.	那就谈谈吧
36	Be messy, don't self edit.	乱七八糟的 别自编自审
37	This step is about raw capture only.	这个步骤只涉及生擒.
38	S is synthesize.	S是合成的。
39	Now this is where you turn the raw data	现在这里就是你打开原始数据的地方
40	into an operating system.	进入操作系统。
41	So upload the transcript of whatever you said to chat GPT	所以上传你说过的GPT的记录
42	and ask chat GPT to organize it into a summary	并请求聊天 GPT 将其组织为摘要
43	on who you are and how you think.	关于你是谁 和你的想法。
44	Now go to settings, custom instructions,	现在去设置,自定义指令,
45	and paste your summary.	粘贴你的总结。
46	By the way, this is also the place	对了,这里也是
47	where you tell chat GPT exactly how you want it to behave.	告诉聊天GPT你到底想怎么表现
48	Always format data as tables.	总是将数据格式化为表格。
49	Don't send me walls of text,	别给我发短信
50	but now chat GPT knows who you are,	但现在聊天GPT知道你是谁,
51	how you want your responses shaped,	你希望你的反应成型,
52	and what to avoid by default.	和什么可以避免 默认。
53	And here's where it gets really wild.	这是它变得非常疯狂的地方。
54	P is for projects.	P用于项目。
55	Think of a project as a space where you store your context.	将一个工程视为存储上下文的空间.
56	It lives with your instructions, memories, files,	它与你的指令,记忆,文件,
57	repeated tasks.	重复的任务。
58	For instance, for your work projects, upload your resume.	例如,对于您的工作项目,请上传您的简历。
59	PDFs and data that's relevant.	相关的PDF和数据.
60	You can even customize the instructions	甚至可以自定义指令
61	inside each project settings.	每个项目设置中。
62	Just remember not to mix domains.	只要记住不要混合域。
63	So for example, I have my consulting project	比如说,我有个咨询项目
64	and then my YouTube project and my health project separate.	然后,我的YouTube项目和我的保健项目分开。
65	This turns your AI from a temporary chat	这让你的人工智能从一个临时聊天
66	into a persistent brain, but that's only the first battle.	但这只是第一次战斗
67	You still need an army to do the heavy lifting.	你还需要一支军队来举重
68	That is our next strategy.	这是我们的下一个战略。
69	The second strategy is called the swarm.	第二种策略叫做"群".
70	There's a great story in ancient Indian mythology	古印度神话中有一个伟大的故事
71	about a demon who was impossible to defeat	一个无法打败的恶魔
72	with a single weapon.	只有一个武器。
73	So the great goddess manifested eight arms,	因此,伟大的女神表现了八臂,
74	wielding eight different weapons at once.	一次拥有8种不同的武器
75	She was known as Ashtabhujadurga.	她被称为阿什塔布贾杜尔加.
76	Eight arms, eight weapons, eight battles fought in parallel.	八臂八兵,八斗并举.
77	And most of us are fighting our own modern demons	我们大多数都在和现代恶魔战斗
78	with just our two bare hands.	只有我们两个赤手空拳。
79	Our brain can only handle one task at a time.	我们的大脑一次只能处理一个任务.
80	You need to hire three specific advanced capabilities	你需要雇用三个特定的先进能力
81	(原始内容存档于2018-09-25). Official of ChatGPT.
82	Number one, your hands.	一号,你的手。
83	Stop doing tasks one by one.	停止一个接一个地执行任务.
84	Use the agent mode.	使用代理模式 。
85	Dispatch the swarm.	调出群。
86	Instead of searching for a single lead,	而不是寻找单一的线索
87	给 ChatGPT 命令 。
88	Five 50 leads in the SaaS space, verify their emails,	在SaaS空间的5个50个线索 验证他们的电子邮件
89	rank them by revenue.	按收入划分
90	That's it, let it run.	就这样,让它运行。
91	You go get coffee.	你去买咖啡。
92	But there is one catch.	但还有一条线索
93	ChatGPT is still trapped inside a text box.	ChatGPT仍然被困在一个文本框中.
94	It can find leads, but it can't actually put them	它能找到线索,但实际上不能把它们放进去
95	into your CRM or build a process around them.	进入您的客户关系管理系统或围绕它们构建一个进程。
96	Number two, your eyes.	二号,你的眼睛。
97	Stop describing your problems.	别再描述你的问题了
98	ChatGPT非常视觉.
99	You can take a photo of a whiteboard sketch,	你可以拍一张白板草图的照片,
100	a broken car part, or a complex analytics dashboard.	一个破碎的汽车零件, 或者一个复杂的分析仪表板。
101	Just upload it.	上传一下
102	And then say, analyze this picture.	然后说,分析这张照片。
103	Tell me what's wrong with it.	说甚么事.
104	And tell me one move that I can make to fix it.	告诉我我能做的一件事
105	You're using ChatGPT as your eyes, not just your keyboard.	你用ChatGPT作为你的眼睛, 不只是你的键盘。
106	And the great thing is ChatGPT can see things	伟大的事情是ChatGPT 可以看到的东西
107	human eyes can't.	人类的眼睛不能。
108	And finally, number three, your research assistant.	最后,第三,你的研究助理。
109	You can do deep research that was once the domain	你可以做深 研究曾经是域
110	of an analyst who you would pay $50,000 for.	一个分析师 你付五万元
111	Recently, I was in a meeting with a chief technology	最近,我和一位首席技术员开会
112	officer of a large firm.	是一个大公司的官员。
113	And he said something very interesting.	他说了一些有趣的话
114	He said, I had to evaluate six presentations delivered	他说,我不得不评价六次演讲
115	by a very large IT consulting firm	由一家大型信息技术咨询公司负责
116	on the technology infrastructure of a massive data center.	关于大型数据中心的技术基础设施。
117	And there were 300 pages of dense information.	有300页的密集信息。
118	But what did he do?	但他做了什麽?
119	He uploaded them all in ChatGPT,	他把它们都上传到ChatGPT了
120	hired a swarm of AI analysts one afternoon.	一个下午雇佣了一群AI分析师
121	That's all it took.	仅此而已
122	Now, that would have taken weeks before.	现在,那要花上几周时间
123	That's the world we're heading into.	这就是我们要去的世界。
124	In the age of AI, you won't be billing for your time anymore.	在AI时代,你不会再计费了.
125	You'll only bill for your taste.	你只会为你的品味付帐
126	So this swarm gives you an army of powerful interns.	所以这群人给你一支强大的实习生队伍
127	But your next strategy isn't about hiring AI to take orders.	但你的下一个策略不是雇用AI来接受命令
128	It's there to challenge you.	是用来挑战你的
129	Your third strategy then is the devil's advocate.	那你的第三个策略是魔鬼的拥护者
130	Around the 1500s, the Catholic Church	1500年代左右,天主教会
131	was the most powerful organization on earth.	是世界上最强大的组织
132	But it was also under a lot of attack.	但是它也受到很多攻击.
133	By 1587, the Pope had a massive problem.	到1587年,教宗出现了一个巨大的问题.
134	The church was canonizing saints left and right.	教堂让圣徒们左右走向光明
135	So the Pope did something pretty radical.	所以教皇做了一些非常激进的事。
136	He created an office called the Advocatus Diaboli,	他创建了一个办公室,叫做Diaboli律师事务所,
137	the devil's advocate.	魔鬼的拥护者。
138	This person's entire job was to argue against	这个人的整个工作就是反对
139	the canonization of any saint, to find the dirt,	任何圣人的神灵化 寻找污垢
140	to poke holes, to be ruthless.	刺孔, 无情。
141	The church realized this 400 years ago.	教会在400年前意识到了这一点.
142	When the stakes are high,	当赌注很高的时候,
143	good decisions are rarely made through agreements.	良好的决定很少通过协议作出。
144	They come from conflict.	他们来自冲突。
145	Now, why is this necessary?	为什么一定要这样?
146	Well, it's called the IKEA effect.	这叫做宜家效应
147	We fall in love with anything we build ourselves.	我们爱上了我们自己建造的东西
148	Research shows that smart people are great at spotting flaws	研究表明聪明人很擅长发现缺陷
149	in other people's thinking,	在别人的想法,
150	physically incapable of seeing them in their own.	身体上无法亲眼看到他们
151	So the key insight,	所以关键的观点
152	most people use ChatGPT for validation,	大多数人使用ChatGPT进行验证,
153	but you should use it for violation.	但你应该用它来违抗命令
154	But here's the problem.	但问题是...
155	ChatGPT is programmed to keep you happy.	ChatGPT是用来让你快乐的
156	So you have to force it to behave differently.	所以你必须强迫它改变行为
157	So here are the three tricks to break the AI's	所以这是三个把戏 打破AI的
158	people pleaser programming.	人欢乐的编程。
159	First, use magic triggers.	首先使用魔法触发器.
160	Force adversarial thinking.	强制对抗思想.
161	Instead of saying, what do you think, be specific.	与其说,不如说具体点
162	Prompt it and say, audit this using first principles,	提醒它,并说, 审计这一点 用第一原则,
163	or act as my fiercest competitor.	或者做我最激烈的竞争对手
164	You may not get what you want,	你可能得不到你想要的东西
165	but you will get what you need.	但你会得到你想要的
166	Second, shadow boxing.	其二 阴拳.
167	Don't step into the ring unprepared.	别无备而步入戒中.
168	Let's say if you're going out to raise money	不如说你们要出去集资
169	for your venture, tell the AI,	为你的冒险,告诉AI,
170	simulate a debate between a ruthless, skeptical VC	模拟无情的怀疑的VC之间的争论
171	and a visionary product designer.	一个有远见的产品设计师
172	Let the VC push back on the idea.	让越共推后主意.
173	I wanna see that fight and learn from it.	我想看看那场战斗,从中吸取教训。
174	This way you let AI expose the weak points	这样你让AI暴露弱点
175	so you don't fumble on them in the real world meeting.	这样你就不会在现实世界的会面中轻视他们
176	Third, the blind spot check.	第三,盲点检查.
177	Feed it your strategy and ask one question.	给它吃你的策略 问一个问题
178	Based on what you know about me,	根据你对我的了解
179	what are the gaps in my reasoning?	我的推理有什么缺陷?
180	When we get successful, we develop two bad habits.	成功后,发展出两种不良习惯.
181	We trap ourselves in this bubble of our ego,	我们把自己困在自我的泡沫里
182	and we surround ourselves with people who just say yes.	我们环绕自己 与人谁只是答应。
183	That's why this strategy is so critical	这就是为什么这个策略如此关键
184	to save you from yourself.	来救你自己
185	But knowing where you're wrong	但知道你错了
186	or why you're wrong is not enough.	或者你为什么错了还不够
187	You still have to learn fast about what's right.	仍须速学正法.
188	That's where our next strategy comes in, the neural link.	这就是我们的下一个策略,神经连接。
189	And it breaks the rule most of us grew up believing,	它打破了规则 我们大多数长大后相信,
190	that mastery takes 10,000 hours.	这需要一万个小时才能掌握
191	You know, there's a famous story	你知道,有一个著名的故事
192	about a physicist, Max Planck,	关于物理学家马克斯·普朗克
193	after he won the Nobel Prize, he went on a tour,	在他获得诺贝尔奖后,他去了巡回演出,
194	giving the same speech about quantum mechanics every night.	每天晚上都发表同样的演讲
195	Now his chauffeur sat in the front row every time	现在他的司机每次都坐在前排
196	and literally memorized every word.	并记住每一个字。
197	One night, the chauffeur said,	一天晚上,司机说,
198	Professor, I'm getting bored just listening to you.	教授,我听了就觉得无聊了
199	Let's switch.	换个位置
200	I'll give the lecture on stage	我会在舞台上演讲
201	and you sit in the audience wearing my cap.	你穿着我的帽子坐在观众席上
202	Planck of course agreed.	普朗克当然同意了
203	Same words, same structure, same cadence.	相同的词,相同的结构,相同的腔调。
204	The speech was flawless.	演说无瑕.
205	But at the end, a physicist in the audience stood up	但最后,观众中一位物理学家站起来
206	and asked a deep technical question.	并提出了深刻的技术问题。
207	But the chauffeur didn't panic at all.	但司机却丝毫不慌.
208	He smiled and said, I am surprised to hear	他笑着说,我很惊讶听到
209	such a simple question in a city as advanced as Munich.	在慕尼黑这样先进的城市里 这个问题太简单了
210	To prove how simple it is,	为了证明它有多简单,
211	I'm gonna let my chauffeur answer it.	我会让我的司机回答的
212	Of course, that was Max Planck.	当然,那是马克斯·普朗克。
213	But here's the point.	但这是重点
214	Most people use chat GPT like that chauffeur.	大多数人使用聊天GPT 像司机。
215	They copy paste smart sounding phrases	他们复制了粘贴的智能音响短语
216	and answers to sound intelligence.	并回答声音智能。
217	They have fluency without foundation.	他们没有基础,他们很流利。
218	So here are three ways to get that neural link.	这里有三种方法可以实现神经连接。
219	True understanding without becoming that chauffeur.	真正的理解而不成为那个司机。
220	First, the jargon translator.	先是语法翻译.
221	For instance, tell it.	比如说吧
222	Explain the concept of API	解释API的概念
223	using the restaurant metaphors only.	只用餐厅的比喻
224	Suddenly, the menu becomes the documentation.	突然,菜单变成了文件。
225	The kitchen is the server and the waiter is the API.	厨房是服务器,服务员是API.
226	The messenger that takes your order,	传令的使者,
227	delivers it in the kitchen, brings back the results.	把它送到厨房,带回来的结果。
228	You aren't learning from scratch.	你不是从零开始学的
229	You're translating that jargon into your jargon.	你把那个词译成你的词
230	Second, the progressive professor.	二是进步教授.
231	Richard Feynman said that if you can't explain it simply,	理查德·费曼说如果你不能简单地解释
232	you don't understand it.	你不明白这一点。
233	So don't ask chat GPT to explain quantum computing.	所以不要要求聊天GPT解释量子计算.
234	But instead say, explain quantum computing to me three ways.	但换句话说 向我解释量子计算的三个方法
235	One, like I am a five year old	一,就像我5岁一样
236	and give me the simplest explanation.	并给我最简单的解释。
237	Number two, like I am a 15 year old,	第二,就像我15岁一样,
238	explain it with logic and examples.	用逻辑和实例来解释它。
239	And three, like I'm a college student,	三,就像我是一个大学生,
240	share the underlying theory.	分享基本理论。
241	When you do that in that particular order,	当你按那个顺序做的时候
242	you will feel any concept	你会感觉到任何概念
243	click into place in your brain instantly.	点击进入你的大脑立即。
244	And third, the degree download.	第三,学位下载。
245	You teach it, you keep it.	你教它,你留着
246	So use AI to be your target audience or appear.	所以用AI做你的目标受众或出现。
247	Prompt it to say something like,	促使它说一些类似的话,
248	I wanna build a cool AI commerce product.	我想制造一个很酷的AI商业产品。
249	I need to learn the foundation	我需要学习基础
250	of how machine learning works.	如何学习机器。
251	Skip the theory, only give me actionable skills, no fluff,	跳过理论,只给我可操作的技能,没有fluff,
252	and then test me so I can teach it back to you.	然后测试我,这样我才能教你回来。
253	You just replaced a bootcamp worth $50,000 with a PDF.	你刚刚用PDF换了价值5万美元的后备营
254	So here you are.	你来了
255	You have built a high performance chat GPT machine.	你建了一台高性能的聊天GPT机
256	But such machines tend to overheat.	但这种机器往往过热.
257	The fifth strategy is called the executive coach.	第五个策略叫做执行教练.
258	And without it, none of the other strategies would work.	没有它,其他战略都行不通。
259	2000 years ago,	两千年前,
260	Marcus Aurelius was the emperor of Rome,	马库斯·奥雷利乌斯是罗马的皇帝
261	but he was also the loneliest.	但他是最孤独的。
262	He had no one to talk to, so he hired a coach.	他无话可说,于是聘请了教练.
263	That coach was a blank scroll.	那个教练是个空白的卷轴
264	Every night in his tent, he wrote down his anxieties,	每天晚上在他的帐篷里, 他写下他的焦虑,
265	his fears, his advice to himself.	他的恐惧 他对自己的建议
266	He titled that manuscript to himself.	他把手稿归他所有
267	If you are a successful executive	如果你是一个成功的执行者
268	or on the path of being one, you need an executive coach.	或者在成为一体的道路上 你需要一名执行教练
269	I had two, and they both changed my trajectory dramatically.	我有两个,他们都改变了我的轨迹。
270	But sometimes executive coaches and mentors	但有时执行教练和导师
271	aren't gonna be available to you at midnight	午夜时分你无法使用
272	when you need them the most,	当你最需要的时候
273	when you can't sleep because of a decision you have to make.	你因为要做决定而睡不着
274	And that's when you can use chat GPT to show you a mirror	这时你可以用聊天GPT 给你看一面镜子
275	with zero emotional baggage.	与零情感包袱。
276	You can even turn the voice mode, that's what I do.	你甚至可以转动语音模式,这就是我的工作。
277	Here are three tricks to turn chat GPT	这里有三招可以转动GPT
278	into your temporary executive coach.	进入你的临时执行教练。
279	First, the vomit mirror.	先是呕吐镜.
280	When you are overwhelmed,	当你们不知所措的时候,
281	your brain is going to be a tangled mess.	你的大脑会一团糟
282	It happens to me.	发生在我身上。
283	Open voice mode and say,	打开语音模式并说,
284	I am going to rant for five minutes	我要喊五分钟
285	about everything stressing me out.	关于一切 压力我出来。
286	Don't interrupt, just listen.	别打断你,听我说
287	When I'm done, organize my chaos into three lists,	当我完成之后,组织我的混乱 成三个列表,
288	problems I can solve today, problems I need to delegate,	问题 我可以解决今天的问题,我需要代表,
289	noise I need to ignore.	声音我需要忽略。
290	That's it.	就这样
291	And then go ahead.	然后请便.
292	Just rant as long as you want.	随便你怎么喊
293	Second, the stoic mirror.	第二,斯图克镜子。
294	It's possible that you may have just lost a deal	可能你刚刚输了一笔交易
295	or you got fired or something terrible happened.	或者你被炒鱿鱼 或者发生了可怕的事情
296	You can say to chat GPT at that point,	你可以说在GPT聊天的时候,
297	I just took a massive loss.	我只是损失惨重
298	I feel like a failure.	我觉得自己是个失败者。
299	Reframe this situation for me using the stoic principles.	利用刺客原则来重新界定这种情况
300	And tell me why this is actually an opportunity.	告诉我为什么这其实是一个机会。
301	Have that conversation until you're convinced.	在说服你之前好好谈谈
302	Push back, let it push back to you.	向后推,让它向后推.
303	Even if you're not convinced,	即使你没有说服力
304	it'll slow down the emotional spiral	它会减缓情绪螺旋
305	that you're on instantly.	即刻开始
306	And the third and the final mirror, the decision mirror.	第三面和最后一面镜子 决策镜子
307	Before you make a massive decision,	在你做出大规模决定之前
308	like quitting a job or starting a new company, talk it out.	像是辞职或成立新公司 说吧
309	I am about to do X, here's my logic.	我要做X,这是我的逻辑。
310	Let's have a conversation.	让我们谈谈。
311	You don't have to put faith in chat GPT's advice.	你不必相信聊天GPT的建议
312	In fact, please don't.	事实上,请不要。
313	But talking it out clears your own head	但是说清楚了,你自己就清醒了
314	about your own judgment.	关于你自己的判断。
315	We covered five strategies and 15 ways	我们研究了五个战略和15种方法
316	to optimize your relationship with chat GPT.	以优化您与聊天GPT的关系。
317	But here's the truth.	但这是事实
318	All of these skills are essentially alpha.	所有这些技能本质上都是α.
319	In finance, when traders find an edge,	在金融领域,当交易商找到优势时,
320	they make a fortune and it's called the alpha.	他们赚了一大笔钱,这叫做阿尔法。
321	But eventually, everyone figures it out.	但最终,每个人都会明白
322	What's rare today becomes required tomorrow.	今天难得的事明天就要发生
323	That's how life works.	生活就是这样运作的.
324	And what happens when it all becomes a commodity?	当一切都变成商品时会怎样?
325	How will you maintain your edge then?	那你怎么保住边线?
326	I'll share my personal story	我会分享我个人的故事
327	that changed my idea about my edge.	这改变了我的想法 关于我的边缘。
328	A week before I took my CEO job,	在我接任首席执行官前一周
329	my executive coach pulled me aside.	我的教练把我拉到一边
330	And he said, remember, your title is CEO,	他说,记住,你的头衔是CEO,
331	Chief Executive Officer.	首席执行官。
332	But that E does not just stand for executive.	但E并不只是代表行政部门
333	It also stands for emotions.	这也代表了情感
334	You're the Chief Emotions Officer now as well.	你现在也是情感主任了
335	You have to manage the emotions of your own people.	你必须控制自己人民的情绪
336	That conversation stayed with me for years.	那段对话一直和我在一起
337	Because for a long time, we have forgotten that message.	因为长期以来,我们忘记了这一信息。
338	You know, we spend the entire industrial age	你知道,我们度过了整个工业时代
339	trying to turn ourselves into machines.	试图把自己变成机器。
340	We measured our worth by our output, our productivity.	我们以产出、生产力来衡量我们的价值。
341	If we didn't produce or we didn't consume,	如果我们不生产或不消费,
342	we didn't matter to the market.	我们和市场无关
343	So what did we do?	我们做了什么?
344	We tried to out-robot the robots.	我们试图打败机器人
345	But now the actual machines have arrived	但是现在机器已经到了
346	to take their job back.	收回他们的工作。
347	And that's not a threat.	这不是威胁
348	That's actually a permission.	这其实是一个许可。
349	Permission to us to stop pretending like we're machines.	允许我们停止假装我们是机器。
350	Permission to feel, to show compassion,	允许感受 表示同情
351	to connect to those mysteries, to connect to others,	连接到这些神秘, 连接到其他人,
352	to connect to this mystery called life.	与这个叫生命的谜团相连
353	In a way, I feel that AI and machines are coming	某种程度上,我觉得AI和机器要来了
354	to free us from labor so we can return	使我们摆脱劳动,让我们可以返回
355	to our essential nature.	我们的本质。
356	AI's ultimate gift might very well be then	艾尔的终极天赋很可能就是
357	that it will make us more human.	它将使我们更人性化。
358	If you like this video, here's another one	如果你喜欢这段视频,这里还有一个
359	that I think you will like.	我想你会喜欢的。
360	Thank you and I love you.	谢谢你,我爱你。

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