Allie K. Miller

Yeah, and thank you for having me.

I think productivity is absolutely going to be part of it.

So much of what I'm seeing right now is AI to do things faster so we can get more time back.

And I want people to reallocate that time toward amplification and toward figuring out how to grow their business and not just send emails faster.

So I'm actually going to be hitting it from both sides.

Botox is a wonderful drug.

ChatGPT coming out was kind of the grand opening for a lot of people.

There are still people that haven't yet used these AI tools, and there are some people who are building AI agents to help run their business.

So it's been out for about three and a half years, like the really accessible AI tools, but you've got millions of people who are at completely different zones of operation.

So I started in AI almost 20 years ago.

I've been in it every single day for the last decade.

And I think if you didn't adopt it back then, I would say, okay, you're losing, you know, maybe 10% gains.

It's okay.

You're not going to fall horribly behind.

We are now sort of in the last year at a stage where not adopting AI is

is actually putting you in a really detrimental position for not only your business, if you are an entrepreneur, but for your own individual career.

And I really would not have said that five years ago, but the last year and a half has changed.

And what has changed exactly?

So these systems, when they were first kind of coming out, a lot of them were just finishing your sentences.

It was the ability to respond back to you, right?