Andreas Welsch

We'll have the link in the show notes as well.

So you can connect with me and would be happy to have a conversation and help you where I can.

So we might not even need to wait five years.

That's my answer, right?

Again, look at your feed, look at the newsletters that you get, look at some of the AI-generated comments and summaries about financial statements and earnings reports and things, and you'll spot AI in many, many different places already.

Most of the time, I would say it's good if it's from reputable sources.

A lot of times, it's pretty bland and generic.

So we're seeing this AI slop.

And again, by the way, quick plug, I'm working on two courses with LinkedIn Learning to help leaders give guidance to their team.

How should we use AI?

Yes, I want you to use it, but please use it responsibly and check the sources and check the information.

And likewise, if you're an individual contributor, how should you use AI responsibly in business?

So we don't create more AI slop.

You know, already today, the Internet looks nothing like it looked three years ago before ChatGPT.

We're starting to see the first content generators there.

And some of us were wondering, well, isn't that a downward spiral?

If AI creates content and learns on that content, it creates more content and learns on that content.

So we're seeing that creep into many, many areas of media already.

So my recommendation would be look for authentic voices.

Look for people who have the experience, who've done it before, who are sharing the experience and who you can reach out to, right?