Dean Graziosi argues that rejecting AI for business is as absurd as refusing email for contracts. He compares AI adoption to past technological shifts like electricity and telephones, suggesting companies that don't embrace it will fall behind.
Imagine if you were doing business with somebody and you said, hey, what's your email address? I want to send you that contract. They go, no, no, no, I don't do email. We don't do internet. I'll give you my address, put it in an envelope and mail it to me. And when I get it, I'll sign it and mail it back. Yes or no, would you do business with that company? Right? No, right? No, of course not. We are the first generation to go from no AI to using AI. That's The the only reason it feels crazy. Could you imagine no electricity to electricity, no phone to phone?
