Did Someone Say AI?

To say that AI is everywhere would be an understatement. It’s fascinating to see how companies are leveraging the fear, excitement, and possibilities of AI to sell their product. One visit to San Francisco will prove this to be true. But on a human level, it’s equally clear that so many people are unsure what the hell AI is, really. Other than confusing. And a little scary. Thinking back to the proliferation of the internet and email addresses, AI feels very fast in comparison. So, what could you do? Well, you learn and evolve. Like you did with the Internet, or email addresses, or puberty. AI has massive potential, but there are so many “experts” on this topic that it’s common to buy into the fear—a common way to move products or services.

If you want to start to learn, pick up Mustafa Suleyman’s book on AI called The Coming Wave. It will help ground you and challenge you to find your own personal balance with AI. It’s daunting, yes. But if you can see one way to use AI to make you more productive, then you are learning. And evolving, and that’s all you can do right now, because AI is so ubiquitous.