Kevin O'Leary

Added: 2026-06-02

[00:00:00]I tend to be the optimist as I talked about other technologies in the past being loathed for the fact that they caused disruption. There is no question AI is disruptive.

[00:00:11]Um Let me give You know, I like examples that people can understand. I used to be a commercial photographer and a sound man and a camera man in the late '80s for the networks on sports television. So, I've tried to keep my chops up.

[00:00:28]And by by using digital tools and AI I'm using a lot of AI tools now and this is a very simple example.

[00:00:36]I took a picture leaving F1 a few weeks ago out of a van that was moving very quickly of a bunch of Harley motorcycles with a black and white Leica that I've been using with a 21 spherical lens.

[00:00:49]It's a bunch of tech I'm talking about, but remember when you're in a an SUV you're you're up high, you're almost 6 ft above the ground if not higher. And I took the shot and I liked it, but for that picture I should have been on my knees at the ground level like called a worm's eye view to give a grandeur desire from those Harleys glistening in the sun. I didn't like the image. Didn't have it. It was missing the je ne sais quoi. Now, I wanted to lower the point of view down to 1 ft over the ground. If I had tried to do that 2 years ago using all the tools available at that time, it would have taken me months to create pixel by pixel. I used AI to solve that problem in 18 seconds. And yet my point is think about the productivity for just that one tool. It's a real example of how these tools are available. No one lost their job. It it it it created something amazing in terms of productivity.