A brief conversational excerpt from a YouTube video in which Steve D Valentine and another speaker discuss rising demand for AI consulting. The speakers note that interest was minimal a year ago but has grown as businesses realize they need help identifying blind spots and experimenting to find efficiencies. Emphasis is on experimentation and learning by trying things.
Are you seeing more companies, like, you're on consulting basis with us, which, you know, when I tell people, like, huh? I'm like, you have no idea what we've accomplished with having this consultant. Are you seeing or wanting or hearing people want more of that in their businesses to try to figure out, like, where are their blind spots and where this could be efficiency.
I mean, it was crickets a year ago, right? You know, it was me convincing people why they need to pay attention to it. But then, like, when we had the conversation, you're like, I know we need to get there. We just don't know how to do it. Yeah. And like anything, it takes time. We have to try, try things. We have to experiment. We have to just see what sticks.
But we're always.
Used to doing that as entrepreneurs anyways. We try and experiment. We throw it away, we learn from it. We do something different. AI just lets you do that faster. So now I'm starting to see the uptick. But it's also because people are just finally paying more attention to it, Right? So like anything, it takes some time.