A short excerpt from a YouTube discussion led by Will Humphreys about adopting AI and virtual assistants. The speakers address fears about AI takeover and recommend combining human virtual assistants with AI to preserve personalization and improve efficiency—VAs can humanize AI outputs and manage practical deployment.
Okay, so now we've talked a lot about virtual assistants and the whole AI piece of it.
What do you guys. What would you tell someone who's, like, scared to get started with AI or virtual assistants? Where do you tell them? Where would you tell them to start?
Well, you know, I have. I've mixed. I have mixed thoughts on this because I've talked with, you know, I've had hundreds of discovery calls, and there are. There are potential, you know, partners that come. Come on. That are worried about the VA side of things, and then they're also, like, super freaked out about AI taking over, you know, and worried about it. Personally, I. I feel like we need both of them to like. Like to. To work together to be the most efficient that we can be, but also still have this, like, human element. Right? Because AI is. Is not something that's perfect, and it's not something that always comes out kind of. Kind of sounds robotic unless you spend hours on, you know, training it to have a personality. But I think that the VAs are huge to be able to come in and help, like, humanize, like, the efficiency side of the AI side of things.