In the article by Te-Ping Chen posted by the Wall Street Journal, he shares how a handful of individuals utilize AI in their careers to assist them. Stephen Brucher saved 2-3 hours per client by using Midjourney and ChapGPT to write emails. This time saved helped him to not only be more proactive but it also helped boost the companies revenue in doing so. Another individual who also utilized AI to help generate slide decks for presentations which he was also successful in doing and is slated to double his freelance income whereas he normally wouldn't have if it wasn't for AI. Another individual from Boston also had a good experience utilizing AI in the workforce which allowed their firm to take on more clients without having to increase their staff and still profit a good increase in revenue. The last individual mentioned is an attorney who uses AI to help write articles for her site where she offers legal advice which not only saves her time but also frees her mind to focus on other things. These individuals are only a drop in a very large bucket when it comes to the successes of utilizing AI in the workforce. If it can save you time and energy why not use it? If it can help you to be more efficient and help you when you are stuck and can't possibly think anymore and need that "robot" to help you along then why not tap into that resource? It may not be perfect, but it may be a good enough start to whatever you are doing to get things moving along. And if it's not hurting you or your success then its a win win which in my opinion is always a good thing. Work smarter, not harder am I right?
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https://www.wsj.com/articles/using-ai-shorten-work-day-b7e7126f?mod=mhp
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