Yes, it's thought-provoking indeed. I think AI is and will remain a tool. Which means we'll need a human to give it instructions for it to do all that.

As someone rightly said somewhere, "It's not AI but those who use it who will replace those who don't," and you're doing well in learning how to use it or training it to work for you.

That's my view in short.

John

It is intriguing and scary at the same time. We have to adapt and change as well or be left behind. These are some real but frightening insights that you have shared in your post. We have to be prepared and ready for what the future unfolds when it comes to AI.

I appreciate the share!

Nichola

Hey Nikki,

I hope you are well. You wrote this article around two hours ago and it is morning where you are. So, I am guessing you are somewhere in Europe or maybe S.A.?

AI is already automating entire workflows. In fact, one of our core services we offer to our clients is building them tailor-made AI agents with workflows that are sometimes quite complex. Small businesses don't necessarily have the funds to acquire these products, so we prefer to target medium to large companies who will eagerly pay decent amounts to save them time and money, and even generate more revenue.

This type of solution is now in high demand. Anything from automating mundane tasks to automatically gather warm and hot leads, and scheduling appointments to discuss their specific needs. Some of these Agents perform very complex sets of tasks, and the more complex they are, the higher price you can charge.

You are on the right track by upskilling yourself with AI, and as you said, embrace AI for a better future! 😃😎

Great