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Jason Feifer says we should use AI to break things. Might sound abrupt. But it’s sound advice coming from one of the leading voices in entrepreneurship and business. So how can we use AI to break things? We give a step-by-step guide.

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Timestamps:
01:30 About Jason and Entrepreneur Magazine
03:15 Break things that are already broken - what it means
09:20 Questioning familiar systems, seeking improvement through change.
11:18 AI tools streamline tasks, freeing time.
14:46 First interactions with AI
18:15 AI opportunities and caution in market focus.
20:23 Develop systems for desired outcomes, AI's role.
25:31 Belief in fixed work, worker ratio fallacy.
26:37 New technology leads to economic shifts and innovations.
30:46 Adapt to change for future job fulfillment.

Topics Covered in This Episode:
1. AI's Impact on Traditional Business Processes
2. Viewpoints on Business and AI
3. Future of AI in Business and Everyday Life
4. Jason Feifer's Stance on AI and its Potential for Transformation
5. Impact of AI on Media Industry

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