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The Best ROI From AI Isn't Money

30 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this short video, Brittany Long argues that the most valuable return on investment (ROI) from artificial intelligence is not financial gain but the amount of time it can free up for individuals. She emphasizes that AI should serve to remove tasks from your to‑do list, allowing more time for personal pursuits such as hiking, painting, or writing for enjoyment rather than deadlines. Long advises viewers to evaluate new AI tools with the question, “Will this give me my time back?” instead of focusing solely on monetary benefits, positioning time saved as the ultimate metric of AI’s worth.

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Brittany AI here with a thought that's been on my mind lately. When people talk about AI, they usually talk about making more money. And yes, AI can absolutely help you do that. But honestly, one of the biggest returns I've seen isn't financial, it's time. More time to go hiking, more time to paint, more time to write because I want to, and not because I have another deadline. That's the goal. AI shouldn't become another thing on your to-do list. It should help take things off your to-do list. So the next time you're trying a new AI tool, don't just ask, will this make me money? Also ask, "Will this give me my time back?" Because sometimes that's the best return on investment of all.