We need to explore practical AI.
So I'll start with the business, because there I
can see a lot of value in terms of monitoring of terms.
So nowadays, we are working with a lot of businesses.
Like when I say businesses, I mean
the founders, CXOs, and the leadership people
who are very much tied up, especially who are SMEs,
like one-man army shows, or people like your two
co-founders.
So they have a lot to delegate to their team.
So A, they can have certain steps.
That's something that we also do in-house,
that we are doing certain steps and certain programs.
But whenever someone gets stuck, they
don't need to reach out to me, because most of the time,
around 70% of the time, they just require, OK,
I will try this, or I will do that.
So if you just ask them around.
I used an AI, effectively, perfectly, to intercede
with my kids for me, so that I didn't
have to interact with my kids.
What would happen?
Well, that would be, of course, at first, it would be difficult.
And later on, it could, for interpersonal bonds,
especially in family, we should not
use that much of technology in any format,
other than video calling or other things.
Because ultimately, you're not interacting with your kids
directly.
You are not seeing them growing up.
And we need to accept each other in a relationship,
if it's parent or if it's I'm not a parent yet.
But no matter which relationship we are in,
I cannot be talking with my virtual wife.
I need to talk with her.
I need to deal with her however she is.
And respect to her.
So not in personal formats, but in professional formats,
it works well because a lot of time, the decisions
are made based on company's vision, which can be fixed.
And based on that, algorithm can decide, OK, this is right thing.
This is wrong thing.
But interpersonal relationships are, anyways, a higher state.
Because you can build a business again,
but you cannot get the same spouse again or you cannot get
the same kid at that age again.
Can you give me a real world example or workflow
of something that represents the type of AI you see moving forward
to help people when in business?
So in certain industries, we have very good use cases,
which are already proven good.
For example, in our industry, the software development industry.
For example, if we are onboarding a client,
there is a lot of time we need to do many things,
whether it's manual, which can be earlier.
Not all of it can be automated.
Because earlier, automations were bullion, that if this happens,
then this can be automated.
Or if this happens, then this can be automated.
Now, the automations can be subjective.
Based on this reasoning, we should do this.
Or we should ask them again.
So we are using it for onboarding clients.
For example, if there's a brand which comes to us
for an end-to-end solution.
So here's a question for you real quick.
So are you a technical implementer of AI,
or are you a strategist for AI?
So we are both.
So I have a team that implements that.
How many team members?
So we are on 20 team members right now.
So they implement most of the tasks.
And I am the one usually on the strategist side.
So I can implement rather than implement.
Do you do the strategy?
Because they're two different things, for sure.
And I don't like most strategists.
I like them as people.
But their strategies are typically pretty awful.
So convince us.
Help us see right now the strategic difference between,
yeah, of course, you can do subjective logic.
But give me one simple example of subjective logic
that is helpful.
And give me one example of subjective logic
that is harmful to a business that is commonly practiced.
All right.
So for example, if you use for onboarding a client,
and they give you a brief, and based on that,
you have made some mood boards, because the brief
would be subjective.
So if you just use that, and you brought
add a person into that equation, or UI, or designer, or something,
then you can completely spoil it, because it is subjective.
It can do things automatically.
It can suggest few layouts.
But then it's upon the users, or the developers,
or the designers, or you.
We still require a human touch to it.
So earlier, if that was not there,
we cannot do subjective automation based on that.
We cannot create, let's say, color patches.
What should be the brand emotion be, et cetera,
automatically based on the brief, or the whatever assets
they have been provided.
So the designer gets a good starting point.
And then at times, even what they get output,
that's a very good starting point, which they might not
can even imagine.
So that's a good automation on the subjective side.
Other example that comes on top of my mind.
I want a bad one.
I want one good one and one bad one.
A strategist has to be able to listen to instructions.
So let me out here, man.
Yeah, I'm coming on the bad one.
So the bad one would be, let's say, the same example.
Inside that, there were certain briefs that were missed.
And the automation decided to move ahead and go
to the next steps.
Whereas, that is the bad thing that is made.
So you would lose that client.
But if there was a human, in that case,
which is very definitive, OK, this is very obvious.
OK, we need to ask these questions.
Or this is not what you're reading between the lines.
At times, AI is not able to read between the lines, which
someone in an industry.
Or a lot of humans.
I'm with you.
A lot of humans can't do that either.
Yeah, true, true.
So if you're an experienced person,
so I believe if AI is competing with you,
you need to be above the 80% or 90% accuracy.
If you're an expert, you can beat AI.
So if you can read between the lines,
then at times, the false positives
would be you could lose your client.
So that's also what we have seen very commonly.
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