[00:02] schools and colleges, or steal jobs—these superficial things we've already discussed. I opened a post in the community to answer all the questions I received, and here's the video, and nobody will be left without an
[00:15] answer. But at the end, you'll choose which question deserves a dedicated video. question; actually, it wasn't a question, it was a comment. The guy said, "Angry to see
[00:27] people thinking he's like a basilisk in clothes," and she uses GPT. Will it end course sellers, both independent and college-based? No, it won't end them. course sellers, both independent and college-based? No, it won't end them. However, obviously, since
[00:41] GPT chat is a convenience, it will lead to many garbage courses on the market. So, there will be a flow of a million courses, a million that's what will happen, but it won't end courses. Now, the real
[00:58] issue is this: 99% of people are not self-taught. So, even with artificial intelligence helping them, it won't helping them, it won't actually be able to do much. It will be better, it
[01:12] will be faster, but it won't replace a human being guiding that person by the hand, saying the following: Organizing information, look, go this way, do this, do this in
[01:24] this way, giving feedback to the person. For most people, these are the real ones. They won't completely replace courses or any way of obtaining information from other human beings, whether one-on-one
[01:41] or through courses. Now, obviously, we have 1%, maybe this is just a guess, this statistic is in the population of people who are truly self-taught, able to learn things on their own, able to grasp the 80/20 rule, that
[01:57] is, what are the 20 pieces of information that will cause 80% of my results? It's how the person organizes information on the internet. In fact, most people get lost with a million things, a million
[02:13] YouTube videos on some subject. They don't know how to condense that into simple steps and organize the information. So, since this is the case for a large part of the population, the chat is not going to replace human beings doing this anytime soon, like writing
[02:29] an ENEM-style essay and getting 1000. Well, let's do a small test here. So, give me a simplified checklist on how to get a perfect score on the ENEM, simple as that. I'm not going to put any...  No elaborate,
[02:44] sinister, full-page prompt. Let's just see what he's going to say here and see if it makes any sense. Let's analyze very quickly. Establish a schedule, focus on the most important, specific content, make assimilated learning techniques. Take
[02:59] care of your physical and mental health, prepare for the day of the exam. Okay, so what I thought of this answer was that it was a very good answer, but somewhat a very good answer, but somewhat holistic, somewhat generic. In fact,
[03:12] she told me, "Look, how do I have to write this essay?" But we can do the following: write a top-notch essay and at the end, reverse engineer the "why" of each part of the text, explaining your intentions.
[03:26] I have no idea if this will work. I didn't put any specific topic, I left that up to her. She wrote a short essay on the importance of financial education in schools. I thought it was a great topic. Then she puts an
[03:41] introduction here, and she explains the introduction. Development 1 does that, and explains the paragraph. Why did she do each paragraph? To have a conclusion. Obviously, this essay is a very short essay; it's just a
[03:56] small example. We could make a much more complex prompt. However, I found this interesting.  From reverse engineering it, creating your own example and explaining that example, I think the
[04:11] best way for you to achieve your goal is to understand it. Obviously, you can extrapolate this not only to the ENEM exam but to solve any kind of problem in any area of ​​knowledge. The GVT chat can replace teachers or even
[04:26] schools. I know it might not be at that level right now, but do you think it has the potential for that? It all depends on how far ahead you're talking. So let's suppose I answer like this: yes, the chat can replace
[04:39] schools. Then someone will come along and say, " Wesley, you're crazy! Obviously, the chat is PT, but Artificial Intelligence won't replace schools." It depends. It depends on how far ahead. For example, in 50 years, schools
[04:53] as we know them—all those buildings and infrastructure where people go, take transportation, and go there to learn—will no longer exist. In 50 years, that won't exist. It's very unlikely that it will exist, at
[05:07] least not in the way we know it. That's why, let 's say in about 10 years, artificial intelligence will have changed education quite a bit. What will happen education quite a bit. What will happen in the next two, three, or two to
[05:19] five years is...  What will happen is this: teachers and the education system will become much more productive and will be able to handle many more students at the same time using Artificial Intelligence. So, right off the bat,
[05:34] what will happen is that teachers will be dealing with larger classes. You might think, "How can a teacher handle a class of 100 or 200 people?" Probably yes. Then someone might think, "No, Wesley, but it's not
[05:48] possible for a teacher to handle a class of 200 or 500 people if you have the help of an AI that filters various things, teaches various subjects." And you just arrive there as a mere assistant, a mere tutor to deliver
[06:05] some kind of experience, and not even with everyone at the same time. Yes, it's possible. This comment here was very good, and I 'll give a brief summary of what jobs will be like in 50 years, for example. Many things that were
[06:19] done by hand are now done by artificial intelligence in a few minutes. What will jobs be like in the future, and how will we specialize in this area in 10 or 15 years? First, what will jobs be like in 5 to 10
[06:33] years, and second, how...  We can be good at these jobs, you already said very well in your comment that things are going to change, you already came to that talk about each specific national area here, this video would be an
[06:47] hour long, but this video is actually becoming much more in-depth than I planned. I planned a 5 to 10 minute video, and look what happened. If you imagine all the jobs as a pyramid, with the base of the pyramid
[07:01] being the more operational, more technical, hands-on jobs, and the top of the pyramid being the more, quote-free, creative, more strategic jobs,
[07:14] what will happen is that the entire base of the pyramid, all the jobs, base of the pyramid, all the jobs, will undergo a level increase. All the operational jobs will become a little more strategic and a
[07:30] little more creative. So this pyramid, its base will decrease and it its base will decrease and it will become more pointed as the jobs migrate from the base to the middle of the pyramid to the producer. I know
[07:45] I'm maybe going a little overboard with this, but the overboard with this, but the number one skill is that it's impossible to be out of the market, it's impossible to go without, it 's impossible to be
[08:00] 's impossible to be worried about evolution.  Technology is creativity; all jobs will need to become a little more creative because artificial intelligence will do what we might call " slave labor," so to speak. They will
[08:16] do the work that people sometimes don't want to do, don't have time for, don't want to do, don't have time for, or are too mechanically inclined to do. So, there will only be one thing left for human beings: to be more creative, both in
[08:30] their own field and in how to use artificial intelligence in their own field and stand out from the rest. That's basically it. Another topic is: how do I become
[08:46] more creative? My friend, I need many videos to talk about creativity, how to become more creative, how to develop these skills. What do you have to do? What's the step-by-step process? What's the roadmap? How
[08:59] answer that in just one sentence in this video, but put that in your head: creativity. And I think in the future it will also be like this: let's suppose you want to create a company
[09:11] today, a digital company, I don't know, you want to create an online education company where you will teach a lot of things, you will have several courses and several materials. To do this today, even with AI, obviously you will
[09:28] have a lot.  It's a lot of work, but I think that in five years, it'll be like this: you have a business idea, you click you click a button, and an AI will prepare the
[09:42] entire company for you. It will even create the CNPJ (Brazilian tax ID) with the government. There will be a PI (likely a typo, should be "Integrated Business Registration Number") connecting Artificial Intelligence to government services. It will create a CNPJ, register a million things, build the entire website, the entire
[09:57] platform, do your graphic design, do everything for you, turn on your camera, and say, "Now it 's your turn. Say what you have to say to the world." And you'll just have to say it and pull it out of your head, from your
[10:13] brain, what you want to say, and everything you can imagine will be ready with one click. I think this should be working in five years. If you think I'm exaggerating, I need to share some crazy things
[10:25] with you now. One thing is this: my dog, she's very affectionate and very kind, and she's asking for a like on this video. If you could do that, about the GPT chat, managing to write a
[10:37] specific image and use artificial intelligence to generate another image, that is, by  What I understand you 're saying is that you use a tool to generate a great image description so that it can be used as input for another
[10:50] you meant? What I think about that is that it's phenomenal, but obviously its days are numbered. So, a lot of people use GPT chat to generate prompts for Mediane, which is an
[11:06] artificial intelligence that creates images. But look, obviously GPT chat will create the images there, right? You wo n't need to resort to another artificial intelligence to help you use another
[11:22] help you use another Artificial Intelligence, right? So soon GPT chat will generate images right there within the prompt itself, without you needing to do it with another company. Mediane, in its latest updates to this
[11:35] Artificial Intelligence that creates images, has updated it so that you don't have to be extremely technical in the prompts. So now in Mediane you can write naturally, instead of putting "no graphics" and "ultra
[11:52] putting "no graphics" and "ultra reality" or "focus on 4K," instead of having to do all that nonsense, you can just say "create an image that you can just say "create an image that is realistic and has a..."  Imagine a certain object
[12:06] and a certain person sitting on a sofa, and that person is sitting holding a red book, and at the person's feet there's a little dog. You can write this in the way you say it, and the average user will accept this
[12:23] prompt. They will create a prompt based on normal text, not just those super complicated ones. How to generate more creative responses? For example, when I ask them to create product descriptions, they keep repeating entire terms and
[12:37] expressions to describe different products. Denilson Júnior, Denilson, if I were you, I would do exactly this. The best way to make the chat and PT behave the way we want is, "Oh, I
[12:51] think you're being too repetitive or not being very creative when creating product descriptions." Look, you already know what the problem is. They're not being creative; they're repeating
[13:04] things in the product descriptions. So, the most interesting way to do this is to define the chat app as a character. You'll give
[13:16] the GPT chat a role, explaining in detail exactly what you need, for example, if...  If I were you, what would I do? And I'm going to get this out of my head, okay? This doesn't exist anywhere on the internet. I'm
[13:29] going to create this now. Look, you can take this and transform it into creative thing you might be doing. Look what I just came up with here: act like a super creative, disruptive entrepreneur who doesn't
[13:44] follow many patterns. You have a degree in copywriting and are one of the most creative people on the planet. You have a product store and need to create creative descriptions for these products in order to maximize your sales. You've
[13:57] read several books on sales and you've also done market research on the best way to describe your store's products. You always create—I wrote it wrong here—you always create creative and different descriptions for
[14:12] each product and never repeat a description. Are you ready to start describing a series of products that I'm going to ask for? Look at that cute answer, right? I'm eager to dive into the world of products and create
[14:24] incredible and unique descriptions for each one of them. Please tell me which products you would like me to describe. Let's embark on this creative and disruptive journey together. Now I'm going to do a test. I'm going to ask him to list them for me.
[14:37] test. I'm going to ask him to list them for me. 10 products, and let's see if it's different or not, and let's analyze this, man. I couldn't think of anything more creative than this, and the products I'm putting here are, well, not very
[14:49] creative on my part, but let's test protein bars, creatine or whey protein, multivitamins, shorts, a workout t-shirt, and vitamin C capsules. Let's see what he'll do,
[15:01] do, man. I thought it was phenomenal, phenomenal! I'm not going to read everything here, okay? If anyone wants to pause the video to go take a look, but look how cool it is! He defined a space theme!
[15:15] Look at that sinister idea! I hadn't even heard of it, it hadn't crossed my even heard of it, it hadn't crossed my mind. Imagine if the store had an mind. Imagine if the store had an astronomy theme involving space,
[15:27] astronomy theme involving space, planets, and such, with a delightful design and innovative and adventurous flavor of our protein bar. He defined some fictional names, right? " Creativism: The flame of inner strength,
[15:40] awaken the dormant potential of your cells." Look how cool! Whey Protein Gourmet Galaxy, where protein comes out! My God, I don't know if he
[15:52] copied this from somewhere, man, but I thought it made me want some.  The idea is to create a fitness product store with divine flavors, conquer new worlds and galaxies, find your core, your body to infinity and beyond. This is surreal! Obviously, I didn't
[16:08] give many details about the products, so of course you'll have to copy and paste this; you're going to use these ideas as a basis to create use these ideas as a basis to create a description. Anyway, it's quite unique,
[16:23] but as a starting point, and if you did n't like it, you can talk to her, saying, "Look, I thought it wasn't good because of this, I think it would be better," you can say, " Rewrite all the descriptions, but now
[16:37] on another topic," or "Rewrite the descriptions in a more detailed way," or "Rewrite the descriptions, adding scientific items or scientific research." And of course, we're talking about serious things here.
[16:52] I gave an example of health-related things, so obviously you're not going to put just anything there, right? You're going to check if that thing, if it can cause misleading advertising for the product, for God's sake! This is just a
[17:06] brainstorm of 10, now, as you can see, it will be impossible for me to actually answer them all.  The way I'm answering the questions, I got carried away. I was just going to give a quick answer and respond to everyone, but no, I can't.
[17:20] So what am I going to do? Pay attention first: like this video if you want me to continue. Then put "continue" in the comments. If not, I'll understand that you don't want me to continue until part 2, maybe.