The AI revolution isn’t coming—it’s already here. But this time, it’s not just for the tech elite. Small business owners, solo entrepreneurs, coaches, consultants—open-source AI just handed you the same firepower as the giants. This blog dives into how the playing field is leveling fast—and why the boldest, not the biggest, will win.
Most entrepreneurs think they have a marketing problem. They don’t. They have a clarity and courage problem.
Your marketing team just delivered their best product launch video ever. There’s just one catch – they used AI tools that were explicitly banned last quarter. And it’s not just marketing. This week alone, you’ve discovered four different departments violating AI policies you carefully crafted to protect your organization.
The intersection of AI and creativity is a topic that continues to spark debate and curiosity. One intriguing question is whether AI can ever achieve full creativity. This question often hinges on whether one believes that human creativity is purely a product of neural processes or something more divine and unique to human experience. If creativity is solely a function of our neural pathways, it’s conceivable that AI could replicate this in the future. However, if there’s something inherently special about human creativity, AI may never fully replace us.