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Use AI in Your Business
When everyone first started talking about AI for business and there were endless possibilities seen also requiring endless tools to learn. The initial forays into AI often resulted in disappointing, inconsistent, or just not worth the time invested.
Fast forward to today, and while AI has become more powerful, many business owners are still struggling with tool fatigue and information overload.
Most approaches to integrating AI into business fall short—not because the technology is not capable, but because people either spread themselves too thin across dozens of tools (plus their everyday responsibilities) or do not know how to effectively use the right ones. An analogy of using the wrong work tool for a job is using a saw to pound a nail – the result is less than optimal: you may cut yourself; it may take a long time; may not be pounded in straight or all the way; or fail completely.
Nevertheless there are many benefits to using AI, which include but are not limited to:
- Ideation, Innovation, New Possibilities
- Summation of Results
- Broader and More Detailed Research
- Enhanced Decision-Making
- Increased Productivity and Efficiency
- Improved Customer Service
- Enhanced Accuracy and Reduced Errors
- Provide Specific Applications (improved diagnostics, personalization, etc.)
How to proceed
When selecting AI tools think about what you are trying to accomplish. Select the best tool for the job. Be specific with how it is used. Then carefully and fully verify results.
At this time, pairing AI with a human is the best approach for your business to increase productivity plus save time and money. Businesses using AI are outperforming those who do not use AI. If your business is not using AI start using it today.
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In my many readings, I came across The Ultimate AI Tools Guide for Entrepreneurs that was put together by techunited new jersey (see below). It may help you and your business select some tools to start with and perhaps become aware of tools and functional areas you have yet to apply AI.
The Ultimate AI Tools Guide for Entrepreneurs Keeping up with AI can feel like a full-time job. New tools pop up daily, but which ones are actually worth your time (and budget)? We’ve sorted through the noise to bring you the best AI tools across seven key business functions — ones that are practical, easy to use, and deliver real results. Transcription & Summarization Tools Financial Forecasting Tools Market Research Tools Copywriting Tools Social Video Editing Tools Proofreading Tools Presentation Tools