A short YouTube talk by Jeff For Local Marketing exploring usage-based pricing models for business software—illustrated with a salon example—and the broader potential and experimental nature of applying artificial intelligence to business tasks. The speaker invites listeners to consider which tasks in their own business could be automated or priced by usage, while acknowledging ethical/privacy boundaries.
The more you use, the more you pay. You don't pay as much if you don't use as much. So if you have a. Let's use the example of a salon, you have a salon, it's not as busy, so it's only calling three or four people a day. Or you have a much larger salon, you have to call 10 or 15 or 20 people a day. Well, that usage is higher and you're only paying for your usage. So we're exploring that because again, this is snow. This is a mountain that really has never been skied upon. This is a artificial intelligence. Is. You know, sometimes we'll say it's the wild, wild west, where, you know, there. There really are no rules and regulations as far as what you can and can't do. Now, I'm not talking about privacy and ethics and things like that. Yes, we're staying within that. But I'm saying pushing the boundaries of what if. So I just want you to think about this as you're hearing this or watching it. I'd love you to think about this. Hey, in my business.
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