In today’s Exponential Possibilities session, house futurist Craig Rispin, up-levelled our AI ability with some more tried and tested tools.
We are extremely lucky and grateful to have Craig’s expertise and support in navigating this new frontier, and to be given regular updates as he holds our hands and guides us through the many technology trends and options.
He has exposed us to the development of AI for many years which has given the non-techs amongst us some time to get comfortable and explore its application, putting us now in a position to ask better questions and zero in on the specific platforms and plug-ins that we can most benefit from.
One of the great resources from today’s session is a website called There’s an AI for that, which is currently the largest aggregator of AI. Here, you can use AI to search for AI to complete specific tasks. There are currently over 1700 tasks that you can search for, with more being added every day.
We had joked in our recent AI Symposium that we needed an AI research tool to guide us to the AI we should be using. Well, here it is 🙂
On that note, if you are still on the back foot with exploring or adopting AI into your life or business (or perhaps even still attempting to enjoy a view of the world with your head firmly planted in the sand like the proverbial ostrich), I strongly recommend booking a slot in your calendar each month for a dedicated AI meeting to move the needle a little.
Embrace AI for your business as many of your competitors have or will be, and if they haven’t already, they will be soon. Meaning they will accelerate quite quickly ahead of you which may leave you wondering what happened.
Start with the basics (sign up for ChatGPT-4 if you haven’t already and start asking questions to see what it can do) and seriously consider implementing reverse mentoring if you haven’t already.
If that’s a term that you are not familiar with, check out last week’s email or visit our Blog for the full article.
This is a technique that Craig recently recommended to a top-tier bank that he was consulting to, who applied the reverse mentoring principles, resulting in them landing a contract worth one billion dollars.
So could quite possibly be useful for you too.
