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Yesterday, I hired a full-time publicist\u2014and not any publicist, Ebony Bowden<\/a>\u2014a former New York Post award-winning reporter for the White House during the Trump administration. Lucky for me, she now advises Fortune 500 companies and individual clients as the founder of Eden Communications<\/a>. Now, before you think \u201cthis guy<\/em>\u201d and eye roll, hear me out. No, I didn\u2019t hire her because I think I have paparazzi at my doorstep (although I\u2019d be photoshoot ready). And if you saw my ChatGPT video sharing the explosive value artificial intelligence (AI) can deliver with any information you need, you know I didn\u2019t hire her because I needed the blueprint on how to market my book \u201cSelling Keeps You Broke<\/a>\u201d. And while I\u2019m always game for additional support, I didn\u2019t even hire for content creation, as you might tell is a realm I relish.\u00a0 <\/span>What I sought, and what AI can’t deliver, is the irreplaceable human element as I continue to scale the presence of my book.<\/p>\n In this AI takeover, AI has become a buzzword across industries at speeds faster than we can keep up with. AI’s ability to process large amounts of data and carry out complex tasks is undeniable. However, there’s one crucial aspect that even the most advanced AI cannot replicate: the human element. And it\u2019s here to stay.<\/p>\n What AI does masterfully is analyze data, identify patterns, and make predictions. But it can’t experience. It can\u2019t replicate the rich tapestry of human experience. It can’t learn from a hard fall or a triumphant rise. It can’t adapt with the understanding, intuition, and decision-making that experts, with their years of hands-on experience, can. This invaluable experience, this ability to navigate complexities and make sound decisions is… a human privilege.<\/p>\n Experts thrive in subtleties and contexts that AI, bound by its pre-programmed algorithms, can’t grasp. They interpret non-verbal cues, gauge emotional tones, and adjust strategies based on these nuances. This skill, this ability to decode the unsaid and read between the lines, is a uniquely human trait that can make or break any professional scenario.<\/p>\nAI and the Indispensable Human Factor<\/h2>\n
The Unparalleled Value of Human Experience<\/h2>\n
The Power of Nuance and Context<\/h2>\n