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Embracing the inevitable: AI
I admit it: as a writer, I was totally (make that "TOTALLY") turned off of the notion that AI could be of any benefit to a "real writer." I was so arrogant.
I hadn't even delved into the concept of what AI truly was, could be, or would be in the future. Yes, I had become 'that person.'
Then one day, a colleague posted a rather interesting graphic on his social media page. Knowing how limited his capabilities were in technology, I was quite impressed. 
"What program did you use to create that?" I asked him. He explained it was all done through AI, and that's when I decided to give AI a chance.
I'm glad I did. AI has reduced my workload tremendously.
Although I know of some who use AI from concept's beginning to its end, I enjoy a more hands-on approach, so I will do the 'skeletal' first, and use "Chatty" (the name I've given my AI companion) as my assistant. I do this with the proper prompts, and layout of the report, white paper, etc., that I desire.
Point is this: AI isn't a passing fancy. It's not the dodo bird, or even the blackberry. It's more like the wheel - it has absolutely changed the course of business as we know it, and if you're not on board this cruise ship, it will leave you far behind. 
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