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“AI Might Become a Utility… And That Changes EVERYTHING”
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What if artificial intelligence became a utility bill—just like electricity or water?
In this episode, we break down the idea introduced by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman about turning AI into a usage-based utility instead of a subscription.
We dive into:
- How this could impact entrepreneurs & small businesses
- Why AI currently levels the playing field
- The risk of losing access due to cost
- How this could affect Black & underserved communities
- Why AI is becoming a necessity, not a luxury
- How to prepare NOW before changes happen
If you're using AI to grow your business, this conversation could change how you move going forward.
💡 Key Question:
Would you pay a monthly bill for intelligence?
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⏱️ Timestamps
00:00 – Intro
01:00 – Sam Altman’s AI Utility Idea
02:15 – Subscription vs Usage-Based AI
03:30 – Cost Concerns for Entrepreneurs
05:00 – Is This a Move to Control AI?
07:00 – AI as a Competitive Advantage
09:00 – How AI Levels the Playing Field
11:00 – AI = Nitrous Boost for Business
14:00 – AI Pricing & Hidden Costs
16:00 – Impact on Black Communities
18:00 – Real-Life Struggles with Utilities
20:00 – Who Controls AI Access?
22:00 – OpenAI Losing Billions
24:00 – How Often We Use AI Daily
28:00 – What Happens If AI Becomes Expensive
29:00 – Strategy: Prepare NOW
31:00 – Final Thoughts + Call to Action
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Intro
SPEAKER_03Man, welcome back to another episode of The Think Successfully Room. This is a platform where we focus on building mindsets. We're building character, bringing value to both you and your people, and aligning your body with your intelligence. I'm your host, QB So F and Amazing. This is Tiffany Ingram. And together we talk about the evolution of technology, which we all know is artificial intelligence. Tiv, how you feeling today?
SPEAKER_00Man, listen, every time we get a chance to connect, it's always a good day.
SPEAKER_03It's always a good day. So I agree. And I feel like it's always some powerful or it's always some information that we provide and that's valuable in some way. Yeah. You know, so you know that's all to be honest, like I done did a lot of podcast episodes, but when we when we link up, it's always like, man, I can't wait to get on. You know what I'm saying? So it's it's always I'd be so excited to hop on and talk about these conversations. And uh yeah, but let's let's go ahead and get right into
Sam Altman’s AI Utility Idea
SPEAKER_03it, Sif. So uh you recently sent me over a clip, right? So there's uh there's a video uh that surfaced online of Sam Altman, uh CEO of Open AI. Um brought up the fact of the possibility of turning, uh making AI a utility. You know what I'm saying? So, you know, just imagine just imagine getting a bill every month, you know, the same way we get a bill for our electricity, the same way we get a bill for uh, you know, your gas, water, all of these type of things. You know what I'm saying? So his idea is, okay, instead of, you know, having, you know, Chat GPT and other large language models as uh subscription based, right? So, you know, there's there's a free tier where, you know, limited features are available, you know, you have a you and it can be as low as $20 a month and you get more expensive depending on what you're going for. Um, but imagine subscription not even being a thing, right? And now you're getting charged for intelligence depending on the amount that you use, right? Um what was your thoughts? What was your thoughts
Subscription vs Usage-Based AI
SPEAKER_03on his idea of making, you know, intelligence a utility?
SPEAKER_00Well, first of all, I was thinking, look, let me stop embedding this in my business because I do not want another bill bill, another $300, $400, $500 bill. Because literally, you know, my subscriptions are under $100. So I started with a $25 or $20 subscription, and now I have a team or business subscription where it's $60 a month for me, right? Let's just say with ChatGPT. And I have multiple subscriptions with other things that average about $20. So literally, all of my subscriptions could be around collectively $200, $200, a little bit over two. Now, switching to a usage, I use ChatGPT a lot. I recently kind of switched the claw, but here's the here's the thought process. I'm gonna go from that to again, possibly $500 bill. Because I use it. I use it a lot. Um, I use it to because I am a solopreneur, and so I use it to augment because I'm not in the position to hire right now. Um
Cost Concerns for Entrepreneurs
SPEAKER_00there's a couple things that I thought. Personally, I thought about how it would impact me because we always think about the whiff on what's in it for me, how is it going to positively or impact me or impact negatively impact me? Secondly, I thought about the equality aspect, right? People will get access to it if they can afford it. So here we go with again, we're saying this whole thing, make America great again, make it make America AI ready, right? Um, they recently dropped a um, the Department of Labor dropped a um, it's like a I'm not gonna say it's an app thing, but you get text messages every day to help you learn more about AI. I signed up for it because of course I want to see what they're sending out. So you will give people that amount of access, but they won't actually have access to get on these platforms because they can't afford it. So there's the equality aspect. Okay, we get further left behind because you won't be able to again get on the platform, learn, you know, what will that look like? And also, so right now I think because there's so many platforms and we're able to have access to all of them, that's what keeps the costs low, right? That's why subscriptions are $20 here, $20 here, $20 here. Who's gonna be the main suppliers for AI with this utility bill?
Is This a Move to Control AI?
SPEAKER_00Right? Who's gonna control? So you go from the masses where we're commoditizing AI, right? We're saying that, hey, there's no difference between ChatGPT, Gemini, all those whatever your favorite is, you use it to whatever, right? But they kind of all do the same thing when we look at co-pilot, Gemini, Chat GPT. But who's gonna who's gonna provide the actual AI service or or platform, right? And so this is their way of boxing out all of the other competition. So it's a couple things going on. I know I was kind of long-winded, but I'm like, okay, they're trying to control access to this thing and box out some of the other players or potential players in the game if they do this.
SPEAKER_03I think I you know, they you said a lot um that I didn't even think about, you know, as far as far as far as the amount, you know, so I'm gonna go back to when you first started talking, right? Uh huh. You brought up the fact that, you know, out of out of all the uh the subscriptions you have, um, you probably only paying, you what you say, less than 100?
SPEAKER_00I would say so I pay 60 for Chat GPT because that's a more um secure, like it's a bit it's for business. I pay 20 for Claude, I pay 20 for Perplexity, um, I pay 24 for Gen Spark, which is a Gemini thing. Um and my AI employees with marbleism, that's 39. So I actually have AI agents that do things for me, so that's 39. Um and I'm trying to think, there's probably I know there's more, but those are the main ones that I can think of right now that I frequent. Claude, yeah. Those. And I have more, but they the real
AI as a Competitive Advantage
SPEAKER_00AI-based ones, so yeah.
SPEAKER_03So the thing, so you so you you pay less than 200 easy for all of those different, for all of those different platforms, right?
SPEAKER_00Copilot too. So less co-pilot too. So that probably gives me to 200.
SPEAKER_03Okay, so that that was, you know, that was at least what five different five, maybe six different tools you you just named, and only paying 200 to utilize them, which is which is which is cool. You know what I'm saying? That's a deal. Like you getting all of it, you getting all of this brain power, all of this intelligence for 200 a month. Now, let's say Sam Altman does go through and and make this uh, you know, uh uh intelligence a utility and everybody else follows suit. Now we're talking about 200 plus dollars just for one platform or one on top of, you know, every other platform that you use, you know. Now I wanna I wanna, you know, uh uh speak on you said, look, this this is a a strategic move to to box competition out, right? Because right now AI has made it easy for well, I ain't even gonna say easy, but it has made a way for the average, you know, the solopreneur to be able to compete with with people that has, you know, they probably have an actual team. Like both you and you and I, I don't have a team behind me. You know what I'm saying? I don't have, I'm not in a position to hire a team right now. So AI is my team. Those are my tools right now. So if if it if it goes from a product to more of a utility, now it makes it more difficult for me to be able to compete with the guys that's that's in my market. You know, so I think I think ultimately this is uh, yeah, this can make or break a lot of people, you know, especially if you don't have that type of money to try to pay 200 plus dollars for one platform and every other platform that you that you may use. Um, how do you what like as a as a as an entrepreneur, how do you feel like
How AI Levels the Playing Field
SPEAKER_03this move would would affect us the most?
SPEAKER_00So I think AI literally for small businesses kind of leveled the playing field. And I think I've said this before in other um episodes where I can compete with a Deloitte. So when I look at HR consulting, the the folks getting the money, the look, the Deloitte's the the Booze and Hamilton's, right? Those organizations that have again, especially in the government contracting space. So I'm gonna look at that, right? And so it's AI has allowed me to get into spaces and raise my hand and say, hey, I can do what they can do. Um and also I'm a small business, right? And I have this certification and this certification, right? And so it gets me into rooms that I normally wouldn't have been able to be in. Or it's allowed me to propose ideas that maybe haven't been um introduced in our area yet, right? So again, the AI series that I'm teaching um at the local community college here at RVC, it's like they had someone to propose it. No one signed up for the class. Now, several years later, someone else, no, the times have changed and I went in and proposed it. Now I'm doing it. So it's allowed me to step into spaces and places that I probably normally it would have taken me longer. It's shortened that that that time frame. Like I could have figured it out, right? I could have pulled the books for the library, I could have Googled it, I could have seen how others were doing it. But to get all that information quickly, I'm able to pivot and move in my business a lot quicker. Things that would take me months now take me seconds or weeks. And so I think that you know, it's just it's given
AI = Nitrous Boost for Business
SPEAKER_00you watch the Fast and the Furious, right? Have you seen those?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_00Okay. So when they hit that button, that nitrogen, um, whatever, boom, they're able to take off, right? But you gotta time it just right. You know what I mean? So that's what EI has done for small business owners. When you time it and pair it just right, you're able to take off and again surpass because a lot of these major corporations, they're laying off people, right? Yeah, they're laying off people. Um, I was just listening to something before you hopped on where it talked about Meta was laying off hundreds and hundreds of people. Like now, what a lot of people are seeing that AI is impacting our work economy. We see it.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, right.
SPEAKER_00It's not only changing how we do work, it's impacting the skills that are needed. It's changing up everything. So there are a lot of people being displaced. So again, just going back to what you said, like from a small business perspective, I can now play with the big boys and girls and have a fraction of the cost.
SPEAKER_03So it's it's it's it's uh uh and uh my apologies, Tiff. It's a little, I don't know if that's just it's lagging a little bit. So I'm my fault if I'm yeah, if it's taking a delay to respond or maybe even catch what you said. But uh yeah, going back to that analogy you used about the the nitrous, uh, the nitrous, the nitrous. Um it's uh you know, I didn't you know, and I used to play a video game called Need for Speed. That that was the same, like very racing game, very addictive, man. I had it was called Need for Speed Need for Speed Underground was the name of it. And I I had it on GameCube when I was uh probably 13. And it was a it was a strategy that I would use with the nitrous because for some reason, you know, it it was just some of some cars that was just faster than yours, you know, probably because of the upgrades, you know what I'm saying? So it's like you right on their tail, can't catch them. It's like you there, but like if I get close enough and hit that nitrous, I I'm gone. You know what I'm saying? That's what that's what AI has has made me feel like, and I'm glad that was a fire analogy because it's like when it comes to larger corporations and they, you know, bigger teams, you know, it's impossible for somebody, a solopreneur, to really compete with that because there's so many different roles that's that's happening, that's that's allowing them to scale faster. You know what I'm saying? So even though I don't have physical players here, the amount of AI tools that's available allow me to assemble a team that's doing exactly what they're doing. So now it appears that I'm competing. So everything I'm doing as far as my platform with the podcast, as far as being able to generate these show notes and, you know what I'm saying, descriptions, whatever that may be, even the tools that I use with, you know, the different platforms to create thumbnails and all of that, all of
AI Pricing & Hidden Costs
SPEAKER_03these have AI tools that allow me to, you know, you know, uh get get work done faster, you know. So my thing is it's like, let's say a platform like Canva, right? Because Canva has integrated AI. That one too.
SPEAKER_00Yes.
SPEAKER_03IG has integrated AI. So you're telling me that, you know, if you are on Canva or uh uh uh IG, there's an additional cost, or you will be charged depending on the amount that you use the AI features. So instead of Canva, you know, you paying $13, $15 a month. Now if you're using the AI features, they're gonna start charging you, you know, depending on how much you use it, which is a lot. Um It might be an AI surcharge.
SPEAKER_00Like it might be an AI surcharge. Like you'll start seeing that AI surcharge. So it's just, yeah, I don't know.
SPEAKER_03I think I think it can uh oh no, you good, too. Like this, this is a touching, this is a I guess this is a sensitive topic because it's like it ruins, it it is there's a possibility it can ruin business owners, you know what I'm saying, because they, you know, they have got comfortable with uh figuring out a way to integrate um AI into their their workflow and make their workflow more efficient, you know what I'm saying? So if you take that away, they don't have an efficient workflow no more. You know what I'm saying? Now it's kind of like, like you said, what was taking me maybe weeks to complete, now it's gonna take me forever to catch up. I may not never be able to catch up, you know. So it's like who you really doing this for is not the average person. Like only only the people that has already succeeded in business can benefit from from from that from that change and not the not your average uh solopreneur.
SPEAKER_00Well, and I'm also thinking about from an accessibility for the black and brown communities. Like it's like let's just really talk about that too. So you have the business owner,
Impact on Black Communities
SPEAKER_00and I was just looking at something before. I'm telling you, my algorithm is full of AI stuff. And so I was just looking at, I was on IG and I was looking at um uh First Lady Melania had an education summit where they talked about this um robot called Plato. I think it's Plato or Pluto. I think it's Pluto, Pluto or Plato, can't remember. Um, but the caption said Melania um endorses this robot to replace teachers. Now, again, I don't believe everything that I see and read anymore. And so I went fact-checking, right, while I was kind of just waiting, sitting here. And it was like, no, she didn't endorse it and say it should replace teachers. What she said is that it could be used as a tutor, right? To meet kids where they are. Like as a as a as a um in-classroom tutor when your child is learning, and it could, again, kind of acclimate itself to their pace and help them along in real time. Now, I was thinking about that. I said, okay, something like that would be dope, right? Yeah, you still need the teacher there for the human aspect, right? But think about in these inner city schools, our kids are already behind, right? Facts. Would they have access to something like that if AI is now a utility? Would they have access, like, and to what to what grade, or because you know, you get that free health care, right? You get that free health care. Is it that top John Hopkins head of healthcare? Well, will it be that top Chat GPT AI, you know, experience for them? So what are we really talking about here? If we're making a utility, like
Real-Life Struggles with Utilities
SPEAKER_00is it going to be the same?
SPEAKER_03And I ain't my fault for cutting you off, Tip. I didn't really think about that, you know. Cause I know, you know, I I obviously we both grew up in black households, man. Um I done seen my mom struggle with something that's basic as utilities. And it it gets to the point where we get so behind on utilities that they shutting lights and gas off. You know what I'm saying? So now you have to pay uh a certain percentage of that in order for them to pay in order for them to turn your utilities back on. And then now you gotta go on the payment plan and pay that back, plus what they're charging you for. Plus whatever they're charging you. Yeah. So now it's like when we think about the the black community and how much we struggle already. I mean, a lot of uh, you know, a lot of people in the black community don't even have well-paying jobs, you know what I'm saying? So if we can't afford something as simple as lights and and gas and we need assistance on that, how can we equip our kids with something that's AI if it's gonna be, if it's gonna be something like a utility now when we already struggle on utility? So how can our kids compete with somebody, somebody's children that's in a that's in a uh uh in a in a community that you know they probably got a family that can afford that type of shit in order for them to get the best the best uh learning out of their school. Experience. You know what I'm saying? Out of their experience and curriculum. How can my kids compete with that if y'all if y'all are making something like that that's going to make it even harder for me to even afford something like that for my kids to take advantage? And um, we have had conversations about how important it is for our children to to know uh to be familiar with the evolution of technology. Yep. But it's it's kind of like how can they how can they do that with something like this and make it even more difficult, you know? So that's I'm glad you brought that up,
Who Controls AI Access?
SPEAKER_03Steve. That was that was a good point. I like that.
SPEAKER_00Yeah. And and because that's the first thing that I thought about um when you when I read the article, and I just thought about access, right? Access for business owners. Well, first of all, access for people that look like me. Like, will we be able to afford it? And that and who's determining how much it's going to cost? Right? How how are we how are we putting a price tag on this? Because ultimately the reason why they want to do this, right, is because even though they're making bill millions, they're losing billions, right? Because they're trying to they're trying to um uh improve their infrastructure and they're making all of these investments. So they have something that's that's money generating, but if you're getting $20 from me or $60 from me and I'm using it for everything, well, why not just hype the prices up on her? You know what I mean? Right. And get more than $20 or $60 from her. And so it it really there's it's a control thing. It's going from everybody being able to access it and utilize it to okay, only if you can afford it. And here is who's going to provide it to you, right? Because I'm still like, how are you gonna make a choice on who can who's going to provide? Like, we know comed gives us, gives us our electricity, right? You on comed. Like, how are you guys going to pick an AI provider? Or do I get to pick a provider? Like, how does this work?
SPEAKER_03And I, and I realized, like, I'm starting to realize at this point, after hearing that, I'm like, okay, so now it's moving towards, okay, whoever controls intelligence controls the economy. Pretty, I mean, pretty much.
SPEAKER_00Is it gonna be Elon? Because he's killing too.
SPEAKER_03Like, yeah, yeah, he going and he's going crazy. Like, he just uh, man, he uh
OpenAI Losing Billions
SPEAKER_03It's it's a it's I ain't gonna lie, Tiff, is it's kind of something to worry about. Uh now I want to throw this in there for the for the audience too, is because you know we we never we we didn't get a chance to really I guess uh uh go over why he's he's trying to do this. So as Tiff just mentioned, is that they are spending billions of of dollars monthly to be able to uh run these AI labs, right? So from what I read, uh it's either 14 or 16 billion, you know. So in 2026, OpenAI is on the verge of losing 16 billion dollars, right? And if that is, if that is true, you know, they they could file bankruptcy by mid-2027. You know, so his whole idea is that. That's what it's saying. Yep. Yeah, so his whole idea is look, um we need a road to profitability because it's like we spending, we spending so much money, but we're we're not only are we taking a we're we're taking a loss, there's no profit coming in. I mean, they not even breaking even. You know what I'm saying? So it's like, okay, instead of having subscription-based, uh allowing AI to be subscription-based, how about we just charge them per usage? You know what I'm saying? So now we charge them depending on how much they use AI. And uh, and don't get me wrong, from a business standpoint, I'm all about somebody's if you have a business and you're losing money and you have to reinvent things or switch things around to figure out how to how to have a profit, I have nothing against that. Like, as a business, I expect you to do that. What we're touching on though is how it's going to affect us as business owners by making that move and exit and exactly who's gonna have access to it.
SPEAKER_01Yeah.
SPEAKER_03Oh man, Tiv, even though I even though I know like I I won't, are you like how often would you say, like, from day in, day out, you know, from from the time you wake up to the time you go to sleep, how often you use an AI throughout the day?
SPEAKER_00Um, I would say like
How Often We Use AI Daily
SPEAKER_00it lives on one of my screens. Like literally, I have five screens, and I always have at any given time Chat GPT, Claude, and Perplexity open. Um that's every day. And so and what I use it for, and what I tell people, you know, I'll I'll um in my class I have students, they'll say, Hey, did you did you send that email or did AI send that email? And I'm like, Well, I sent it, but AI wrote it. And I and I tell them, I said, you know, like I could be doing something for a client, your email comes through, I'm gonna pick up my phone and say, Hey, draft an email to a student of mine. They're asking this question, and here's the answer to this question. I'm still talking to it. It's like me talking to a real live person and saying, draft this for me. I can then click on Chat GPT, paste the response that I told them, put it in an email, and that's off my plate. So the things that are not money generating for me, because as a as a solo or as a small business owner or a solopreneur, you have to focus on money generating activities. Me send a response to you, me taking the time to type it out, pick it out, or however I type, is not money generating for me. Okay, not when I have a proposal that I'm writing or whatever at the same time. So I am in my AI platforms every day, daily. You could probably say from eight to five, nine to six. You know what I mean? And even when I get off, if I'm brainstorming about something, because over I've been watching this uh documentary series on Netflix um about Bill Gates. And it's it's several seasons. Um, it just talks about him as a person, as um a philanthropist, just as the CEO of Microsoft, all the things, right? Just all the things, how he started. And I noticed something about him. You know, he he's always on, right? And a lot of people that are entrepreneurs, we're always on. How do you capture your thoughts in any given moment? How do you capture them, right? You're gonna write them down, you're gonna you're gonna talk to whatever I talk to Jackisha a lot, right? I'll say, okay, I'm thinking about this, or something hit me, and I'm like, man, this is really the cornerstone of my business. This is what I've been trying to say, but I haven't I haven't been communicating it effectively. You know, how can I communicate this to my customers? Bam, guess what? I have AI now saying, oh my God, that was eye-opening, right? Here's how you can do it. Here's how you can translate this to CEO speak. They care about money. You talk money.
SPEAKER_03Mm-hmm. It is.
SPEAKER_00So I'm on using AI every day.
SPEAKER_03And and I use, I use the shit every day. Like literally, I can have, like you said, as a, you know, when you have that entrepreneur mindset, it's you know, it's it's non-stop. I'm constantly like, damn, I wonder. It's times I will stop doing, I can be doing something. I'm like, man, let me let me pull up ChatGPT real quick. I gotta get a thought on this. And you know, I pitch an idea and it uh, because I I talk to it, I say, I say something like peace God, something something like that. And here, peace God, peace, brothers. Man, what are we talking about today? What journey we on today? It'll say something along those lines. You know, man, I gotta, I gotta, it knows who I am, and it knows how I speak, and it and it matches that, you know. So I can throw an idea at it. I like that. The only thing, and it's honest too. The only thing I would say is this was what we need to do different. And I'ma I'ma actually help
What Happens If AI Becomes Expensive
SPEAKER_03you structure this on so you can explain it differently to whoever that is. Yep. Cool. You know what I'm saying? So it's like I I think about so much in a given day that my Chat GBT is up all the time. And then recently, then I started using Claude as well, and then PI.ai. So it's like, how can I, like you, like you mentioned, it's like as a as an entrepreneur, how can I get my thoughts out as quickly as I am now if if a utility-based intelligence is going to hold me back as a, you know, so that's that's something to be concerned about. So I would, you know, I would say this to before we end the episode is uh not saying just just just in case it does happen, right? As we probably need to start thinking about how we can utilize AI now to structure what we need to structure as quickly as possible before it even gets to that point. Like really get your framework down. That way, if it does get to that point, you have your
Strategy: Prepare NOW
SPEAKER_03framework physically. You know what I'm saying? You and you just you would you use AI beforehand before it transitioned from a product to more like a utility base because it is going to obviously we can, you know, especially in the black community, we can afford something like $20 a month. But am I willing to pay $200, maybe $250 a month to have access to artificial intelligence? Absolutely not. You know, as a as an average black, hell no, they, I mean, shit, they they have hard times paying the $80 light bill sometimes. Like they just don't care that much to pay for no $250. For that, it's gonna be the uh you need to change what you're using it for then.
SPEAKER_00Because if it's not making you money at that point, right now we get to the strategic part. It's I'm going to utilize this to generate money. If it's not generating money, if I can't use it to cover this bill, I'm not going to use it. I'm not going to be using it to make cartoons and caricatures and and cute cartoons of me, that's not paying me. That makes absolute no sense. And I'm not doing that.
SPEAKER_03I'm glad you brought that up too, Tiv. Like, yeah, if you're going to be paying, not saying it's going to be $250, we don't know exactly how much or how they how they're going to charge. You know what I'm saying? But I understand that though. Like, if you're going to be paying $250 for this utility every month, at least, at least, at least figure out how you can have a return on investment plus some. You know, so plus. Yeah, no, that's that's that was a fire take. I'm glad you ended with that. So if you ain't learned anything from this episode, at least take that from it. Um, Matt Siff, um, is it anything you want to say before we close out?
SPEAKER_00No, just reiterate what you said, just really, really quick. Like, you know, we're not saying that this is going to happen. It's being talked about, um, but get all of your structural stuff in place. Have a plan in the event that you have to remove AI out
Final Thoughts + Call to Action
SPEAKER_00of your out of your um organization. I even thought when as you were saying that, I thought back to a previous episode that you did um when we you talked about the pocket AI computer. Right. 2,000. Right? So I'm like, okay, if it gets too deep, can I just buy that? And then I just got it, right?
SPEAKER_03No, I ain't thinking can you because it's it's physical. It's it's a physical horror, it's hardware, you know. So no, I would honestly, if it gets to that, I would invest $2,000 for that. You know what I'm saying? If I can avoid a utility, I would invest $1,200, $1,500, $2,000 for that. You know what I'm saying? That's a one-time investment.
SPEAKER_00Yeah. So you have to build your contingency. That's what I'm saying. This is how quick my mind moves. Like when you said that, I was like, mm, okay, here's something I would do. Or ask AI, like, okay, look, how can how can I either monetize you to cover this utility bill, or help me, help me develop a contingency? Because if all of a sudden they pass a bill and making that AI a utility and it's embedded into your organization and you're not making enough money to cover that, then you're gonna have a problem because your operations may stop.
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SPEAKER_03That's a fact. That is a fact.
SPEAKER_00Start thinking about what's your contingency. And you should have that anyway, because I've been what talking about governance since we've been talking. So what's your governance point?
SPEAKER_03And and then, you know, obviously it can get deeper than that because if you're a business owner and and and and you know, AI is a is a utility. I mean, it ain't no different from you writing off a home or writing off other utilities. There is ways to to to capitalize off of that. But again, you gotta have a mindset and then not really get, you know, deterred from from from this this this this talk or what's being talked about, but figuring out a way to capitalize off of that, you know. Because if I'm, you know, again, if I'm paying 200, 250 for this utility, how can I get out how can I get a return on my investment plus something? You know, so yeah. Um be prepared.
SPEAKER_00I think that's it.
SPEAKER_03Definitely preparation is key right here, y'all. Definitely preparation is key. You know, so we we will close out with this, y'all. You know, just ask yourself, would you be paid, would you uh would you be willing to pay a monthly bill for intelligence? And if that is a yes, what is your plan to capitalize off of that? You know what I'm saying? Um, yeah, other than that, y'all, you know, make sure you follow, share, comment, uh, subscribe to the YouTube channel, um, so that you get notified for future content with me and Tiff. And um, you know, um follow my IG page, her IG page. Um information is in the description. And uh without that being said, y'all, life is good. Life is wonderful. Be blessed to be alive. Self sufficiency is how you survive. To the kings and queens, to the guys and goddess fabric, and always think successfully, sexually.
