"By far, the greatest danger of AI is that people
conclude too early that they understand it"
(quote is not mine)
I had a journey in the past 6 months.
Here is what I understood so far:
AI in the workplace isn’t:
❌ Replacing all human jobs entirely
❌ Infallible or without any errors
❌ Goes without human inputs
❌ Ultimate decision maker
❌ A threat to creativity
But, it is:
✅ A catalyst for innovation
✅ A tool to increase productivity
✅ An augmentation of human skills
✅ A means to automate repetitive tasks
✅ Enables humans to focus on strategic roles
I learnt that AI is for non-techies too - for them (us) it's even more impactful, than for the techies. I am learning to get ready for the scale of use within 24 months. (Haven't read the Gates Notes yet?)
I like to ask these questions to myself:
1. What do I hate doing? Because it's boring. Repetitive.
2. What do I like doing but it's difficult to start?
3. What's available to use at my work?
4. What's worth trying privately?
6. What do I need to understand
better? (longest answer)
AI tools have become the anchor ⚓of my life.
(hence the photo in the background of us)
I let them sort my emails and other messages.
I run ideas with them like a sparring partner.
I let them schedule my action items.
I ask them to ideate for my content.
But I am always in control.
Human touch on top 🛂
The future of work is a blend of human touch and AI efficiency.
What's your journey so far with AI in your work or private life?
Share your thoughts or repost this ♻️ lesson for others. 🙏.
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