By now, we have all heard of platforms like chatGPT. If you have not, chatGPT allows you to ask questions and it will answer you and assist you with tasks like composing emails and even code. Sounds like science fiction, doesn’t it? But with the introduction of this type of AI (Artificial Intelligence) there has been a global panic about job safety. Will AI take over my job? Are humans becoming redundant?

Some might argue that the answer is yes. AI will become so advanced that we won’t be needed anymore. (Cue the robots that wanted to be human and take over the world in I, Robot).

We want to argue the opposite. Human creativity has its mark all over AI. This means that machines need to learn from humans. Yes, we can conversations on chatGPT but it is programmed to say certain things and programmed to learn certain things. Therefore, the only reasonable next step would be to use AI as it is evolving. Learn to use it and incorporate it and make your job easier becoming more efficient. Get more done in half the time.

For example, if you need to send an email to a client regarding new business. Simply enter the prompt into the chatGPT and use the results as a basis. Put the human element into it and personalise it.

AI is not just limited to text. Here is a list of AI platforms which can be used for a variety of outcomes:

• Text – chatGPT, Notion AI, Jasper
• Imaging – Dall E, Stockimg.AI, Midjourney, Dreamer
• Video – Supercreator.ai, tavus, Windsor
• Research – Bearly, scholarcy
• Design – Looka, Galileo AI
• Presentations – Tome, SlidesAI, murf.ai
• Audio – Whisper memos, soundful, steno
• Productivity – nanonets, lumen5, jenni

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