Will create further and deeper detail on this if needed but here's a general outline:

definition of AI - what it takes to run it (GPU's, etc.)

AI is and has already been all around you

Siri/Alexa, ads on Facebook/Instagram, Waymo/Tesla autopilot, Ring doorbell, Netflix recommendations, Google ads

AI impacting hiring easier to automate job postings, early filtering interviews or resume scanning/matching problem of AI bots, fake candidates, falsely curated resumes = wasted team's time businesses want to use AI

90%+ are using or want to use AI, 70%+ don't know where to start ChatGPT most common today - what replaces it? compliments it? do you use ChatGPT to 1-up Google? or do you use it to make/save money? new tools being created and evolving constantly - ability to take a product or model, train AI on it, adjust it to be slightly better/faster/cheaper/etc. ---> take a new product to market (DeepSeek spook) like every new concept, there are fraudulent players - crypto, etc. building systems with AI it's one thing to improve searches/answers - it's another to build a system that works while you (and your team) sleeps, empowers instead of replaces employees (5x output vs. 70% RIF) finding tools you can effectively integrate and manage or outsource where/who to follow for updates without excessive noise done-for-you systems - must save your team money without adding another job to your plate