#ai and automation

What's your take on AI in customer service—savings or just a headache waiting to happen?

Are small businesses getting priced out of using AI this year

Should I use AI to write my advertising copy

With AI now handling entire workflows, is your tech stack overkill?

Is the rush to automate everything actually making us lose the skills that matter most?

Will AI ever write a truly funny joke?

Is plugging AI into everything a smart investment or just lazy tech debt?

Has your job become easier with AI, or do you now work more hours?

Which AI automation tools do you rely on daily that aren't total garbage?

Does relying on AI for debugging just make developers lazier, not smarter?

Should we ban automation that replaces human jobs, even if it makes products cheaper and greener?

Is it smarter to stick with human customer service, or are AI chatbots finally good enough to replace them without making things worse?

Is AI actually making your workflow slower, not faster?

Have recent cost hikes made AI tools a luxury you now skip?

Should I worry about my employees being replaced by automation tools?

What's your take on AI automating jobs that could be done sustainably by people?

Are paid AI tools like ChatGPT Plus worth the money for daily use?

Should AI automation replace all customer service, or is that just a race to the bottom?

Are sustainable practices getting dropped in favour of cheaper AI tools?

Would you switch from hiring freelancers to using AI automation for your small business?