There has been a lot of talk about artificial intelligence the last few months—specifically #ChatGPT. 🤔 So I finally wanted to share my opinion and experience with it…
One of the main arguments, or concerns, is that AI is going to cause job losses. I guess it’s safe to assume that yes, some roles will be affected, but not at the level that many people are making it out to be.
💡 My opinion is that #artificialintelligence in itself (the actual technology) is not going to replace people. It’s rather the people who properly learn how to leverage and incorporate AI into their daily tasks—marketing, software, apps, processes, reporting, etc.—who will replace those who don’t learn (or refuse to learn) how to use it.
I feel we need to be more concerned about what authoritarian governments can do with AI, but let’s table that for another day.
🔥 AI simply needs to be seen as our co-pilot, one more trick up our sleeves, one more tool, or extra ammunition in our business arsenal. So far, I have used it to help draft proposals, write pitch decks, generate catchy taglines and calls-to-action, process mathematical expressions and equations for big data analysis, and verify programming (Python) code—and I’m only getting started.
Maybe next year, I’ll even prepare my tax returns and sketch blueprints for my man cave using AI (laughing). Nothing but good vibes from me, because I believe the #future of working with artificial intelligence is exciting and full of possibilities!
ChatGPT wrote this post. Just kidding! Or am I?
