AI has sped up work, but you still feel behind | What's behind the race for productivity

Main subjects

OSOlga StolyarovaArtificial intelligence and technologyArtificial intelligenceCause and effectAnxiety, stress, and inner calmContent, information, and trust

Main threads of the conversation

• 00:00How society shapes the feeling of not getting enough done
• 05:07Information overload and the fear of missing something
• 07:00FOMO: how to relate to it
• 10:24You can complete 56 tasks. But where is the real result?
• 12:58What technology changes in our lives
• 18:49How to respond to the pace of change in the world
• 27:14What really deserves a person's attention

Claims made here

Individual claims identified in the material: who said them, when, and what kind of thought they express. Each timestamp opens that point in the video.

• 00:56

  Throughout each day, a person keeps asking themselves this question, because we now live in a society that increasingly promotes the idea, for example, that you need to know more, be able to do more, learn more.

  Alexander Volchekprinciplecause

• 04:02

  I could never memorize a poem at school or learn anything by heart.

  Alexander Volchek

• 04:02

  And the second example is that I could never write essays, but now I can talk for hours about any subject, and approach it from different angles.

  Alexander Volchek

• 04:52

  And so, when we talk about the development of the technological world and how a person is constantly chasing something, it's very important to begin understanding for yourself why certain effects occur.

  Alexander Volchekcause

• 05:47

  I believe a good education is necessary, a good upbringing is necessary, and a coherent set of guiding principles is necessary.

  Alexander Volchekprinciple

• 07:37

  I'm talking about a person's own state, their ability to interact with the world around them, their ability to love other people, their ability to truly understand causes and effects.

  Alexander Volchekcause