Like a water nymph unable to imagine flight, our current consciousness limits our ability to foresee AI's transformative potential. This metaphor helps frame AI not as an incremental change but as a fundamental, reality-altering shift.
AI tools like Gemini can be trained to act as a personal financial advisor, analyzing market trends, profit-and-loss statements, and managing investment portfolios directly within integrated tools like Google Sheets.
To avoid robotic content, use “humanization prompting.” This involves uploading transcripts of your natural speech (from interviews or voice notes) to a custom GPT’s knowledge base, training it to adopt your unique cadence, vocabulary, and style.
Building a single, all-purpose AI is like hiring one person for every company role. To maximize accuracy and creativity, build multiple custom GPTs, each trained for a specific function like copywriting or operations, and have them collaborate.
Many entrepreneurs feel guilty automating tasks because society has conditioned them to tie self-worth to hard work. Adopting AI requires consciously decoupling your value from your productivity, a mindset shift rooted in the Industrial Revolution.
Instead of manually sifting through overwhelming survey responses, input the raw data into an AI model. You can prompt it to identify distinct customer segments and generate detailed avatars—complete with pain points and desires—for each of your specific offers.
The true ROI of AI isn't just efficiency; it's the opportunity to reallocate time from low-value tasks to uniquely human activities. Use the bandwidth gained to build deeper client relationships, foster community, and engage in creative work.
Based on AI expert Mo Gawdat's concept, today's AI models are like children learning from our interactions. Adopting this mindset encourages more conscious, ethical, and responsible engagement, actively influencing AI's future behavior and values.