Lynda ArtesaniLegal Accountant and Data Migration Specialist at The Proper Trust

What is the future of AI?

8 Dec 2023 · 1 min

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In this short monologue, the speaker predicts that traditional software interactions—typing commands and clicking through browsers—will soon be merged into unified AI-driven systems that act on user prompts. As a result, mastering prompt engineering will become a crucial skill, and the speaker encourages experimenting with AI tools now while they are free, advising against using real data. He suggests marketing as a safe initial application, emphasizing that human expertise must still guide and personalize the output.

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And I think, I think what you're gonna see too is you're gonna start to see a lot of the software where we've been typing away all these years to get things done, right? And clicking on browsers. That's all gonna probably get all compiled into one. And then a lot of what we're gonna be doing going forward in the future is we're gonna be telling it what to do. It's gonna do a lot of it on its own. And then some of the things we're gonna be prompting. So we're gonna have to get really good at prompts and figure out what the right words to say are, which is why it's good to play with it now. And while it's free, play around. Don't use real data, but play around, check out what comes out of it. It can be— I mean, it can be used for marketing. I think that's a safe place to, you know, create something, but you're still gonna make it your own and you still gotta have that knowledge up here.