Every new technology gets the same doomsday conversation. I have been having it for over 30 years. in the 1990s builders wouldn’t give up their glossy paper brochures for a website. then came PV Solar and the pushback was the first cost was too heavy a lift, and it felt too complicated to manage. VR made people dizzy, it was too expensive to create, and visualization computer programmers were far and few between.
With time, every one of those objections turned out to be a trivial fix.
Now it’s AI. And here’s what it looks like from my perspective: I’m doing the same kind of work and providing the same services as when I had lots of employees — but the quality is better, I deliver it faster, and for less money.
I wrote up the full pattern — and why I’m not that concerned — in this article below.
Change is inevitable. Doing it well is a choice.
The Doomsday Conversation
The full article expands my perspective on AI implementation and the impact that it is already having on our lives.
