Hi Reader:
Last week I had a fun time talking all about AI for strategic planning at a local NAWBO meeting. (Thanks Caren, for the invite.) The attendees were all at various levels of using AI, which meant I got to focus more on better outcomes than convincing people why they should use AI.
Inevitably, a question came up about AI not understanding someone's world. I hear this question a lot, and I rarely have a great answer.
The question is a hedge... "I don't need AI because it doesn't get *my* world." But my answer also tends to be a hedge. No, AI doesn't get your world. It doesn't "get" anything at all. It simply pattern matches for the best responses, then pattern matches some more when you don't like the first response.
This week, my underwhelming response kept tap dancing around my brain, until I started envisioning little brain tokens (nope that's not right; nope, nope, nope) dropping onto my mental screen. Which is when I realized AI is VERY much like playing Tetris.
In this week's blog post, I break down exactly how AI and Tetris are alike. Drop the pieces, clear the board. And then I talk about the larger idea behind the question. Stop trying to compete with AI. It will always be faster at organizing data and finding patterns than you.
But it will never be *better* than you. Instead, think of using AI to design "You. Amplified."
Monica
PS , I'll be talking about AI on Tuesday Jan. 27 for my local SCORE (ABQ) chapter: AI for Strategic Planning. Join the session, and I'll show you how to use my Evolution Worksheet. You'll walk away with the start of your very own Strategic Plan in 60 minutes or less.
And thanks to the City of Albuquerque for sponsoring this event, and SCORE ABQ for keeping their webinars free.