The Competitive Moat That AI Can't Replicate
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The Competitive Moat That AI Can't Replicate
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#3I agree. AI and some of these type of digital platforms are making interactions more efficient, maybe ..less costly but efficiency isn’t the same thing as a real connection. Instead of investing in AI/digitization maybe it's better to invest in employee training and growth.
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#5An AI written post talking about the importance of human connection in the age of AI is hilarious.
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#6An AI written post talking about the importance of human connection in the age of AI is hilarious.
Since I couldn't be bothered, I had AI read it and tell me the outcome: they did in fact go to online-only bookings, freeing the staff from the phones so they could help customers more.
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#7An AI written post talking about the importance of human connection in the age of AI is hilarious.
I always wonder how people can tell. For this particular article, was it the thirty-four occurrences of em dashes with spaces on either side? Something else obvious?
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#8An AI written post talking about the importance of human connection in the age of AI is hilarious.
Not sure if AI slop, or LI (LinkedIn) slop...
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#9An AI written post talking about the importance of human connection in the age of AI is hilarious.
(As a non-native speaker) I didn’t notice that, I love this post and even shared it with my team
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#10An AI written post talking about the importance of human connection in the age of AI is hilarious.
I always wonder how people can tell. For this particular article, was it the thirty-four occurrences of em dashes with spaces on either side? Something else obvious?
This particular article has the tell tale opus 4.8 smell of these short sentences. I think its mainly opus 4.8