Jaspreet Singh

And you're going to see all these crazy stuff just start to go down some rabbit hole that can align with your career.

So if you're a dentist, how can I use AI in a dentistry office?

If you are an engineer, how do I use it as an engineer?

If you are a construction worker, how can construction workers use AI?

I mean, there was a thing that I was reading about window washers.

This is not a tech-savvy industry, but it was talking about how there's a business of people now that are building AI tools for window washers saying, hey, when you have to go and clean people's windows, how do you know which house to go to first?

If you can have an AI tool to build that route for you, you can save time and do more houses in a day.

And if you can use that same AI tool to help you give quotes that are more realistic to maintain your profit margin without you necessarily having to go to every single house, now you can give more quotes that are more accurate and spend less time doing it.

So if you want to edge as a window washer, use AI.

If you want to edge as a real estate agent, use AI.

I mean, in real estate, if you want to help sell a house, you want the house to be furnished.

You want it to have the nice furniture so people can imagine themselves living there.

Well, it's expensive to furnish a house.

But what if...

You can take a virtual tour of a house because somebody can take a video of it and you can use AI to superimpose the furniture in the house.

Now somebody can imagine themselves living in the house with a virtual tour where they don't have to go to the house and it costs you a fraction of the cost of actually furnishing it.

Which means that you can find more of that potential buyer faster, easier, if you can show them how they could potentially live there.

Again, it's not replacing the need for them to go there, but it's making it easier for them to decide if they want it or not.

100%.

Absolutely.