Infinite AI Interns for Everybody? Count me in!

As a fellow entrepreneur and AI enthusiast, I couldn't agree more with Matt Clifford's recent article on Wired about the potential of AI in 2023. The deep learning revolution has truly changed the game, and I can already see the impact it's having on my own business and personal life.

Let me give you a few examples. I use AI to plan museum trips, create visuals for my events, logos, t-shirt designs, brainstorm book concepts, arguments for and against certain topics, recipes, cute things to write my girlfriend, song lyrics and much more.

One of the ways I've been using AI in my personal life is to come up with creative ways to teach my kids geometry at the Glyptoteket Museum in Copenhagen. I input my kids' age and interests into chatGPT and it generates a variety of interactive and engaging activities for us to do at the museum, such as scavenger hunts, interactive exhibits, and hands-on projects. It's like having a personal curriculum designer, making learning fun and effective for my kids.

Another way I've been utilizing AI is through the use of Midjourney. I use it to create visually appealing and engaging pictures for my LinkedIn articles - among other things. The AI takes my text and generates a variety of design options which I can then easily customize and include in my posts. It's like having a personal design team at my fingertips, allowing me to elevate the quality of my content and increase engagement with my readers.

Another way I've been utilizing AI is for my upcoming thrash metal festival in May: Thrashfest. I use AI to draft contracts for the venues and bands, which saves me a lot of time and energy. The AI also helps me create a Facebook marketing strategy, and even generates copy for my ads and posts. It's like having a personal legal and marketing team, allowing me to focus on other aspects of the festival planning.

And let's not forget about my work in writing and documenting code. AI-powered writing assistants have made it so much easier to create clear and concise documentation. It's like having a team of editors by my side, always ready to help me out.

The list goes on and on. The potential of AI in the business world and in your personal life is truly limitless. And as Matt mentioned in his article, it's not just the big players like DeepMind and OpenAI that are making waves. There are a growing number of startups that are demonstrating that you don't need a billion-dollar budget to get to the cutting edge of AI.

So, to answer the question "Infinite AI Interns for Everybody?" My answer is a resounding yes! I can't wait to see what the future holds for AI and how it will continue to shape and revolutionize the business world. And let's not forget, I had my trusty AI assistant ChatGPT draft this article for me. So, it's not only the future, it's the present too!