Jaspreet Singh

He's like, yeah, well, you know, before when I used to have to give quotes, it was, I drove to somebody's house to give a quote on how much it would cost.

Now there's AI tools that will give automatic quotes and they're pretty good.

But then when I have my guys go out and they wash windows, before it was really hard to kind of come up with, go to this house first, then this house, then this house.

And a lot of times there was a lot of wasted time in building that route, but also that people will go to this city, then this city, and then back to the city.

So it was a lot of just wasted time on the road.

And so now there are AI tools to design your route.

That way you spend the least time on the road, waste the least gas, can get to more houses in a day to drive up revenue.

Like, oh, my God.

And now there's the companies that are understanding, well, let me get more five star reviews because I don't know how to reach out to people.

I can use my AI tool to get positive customer reviews, get feedback, encourage people to leave a review on Google and all these other things.

And like, wow, you're innovating in this window washing business.

Well, the average person say, well, AI can't take my job as a window washer.

Maybe not yet, but there's companies that are innovating there.

And that was like that, oh my God, it's like, it's really coming in every industry.

Yeah, and I think part of the anxiety comes from how fast it's shifting.

No doubt.

Because the World Economic Forum says that we're entering the fifth industrial revolution.

The first one was factories

lasted about 100 years.

The second one was electricity, lasted around 50, 70 years.