Blindly following AI can be costly, here’s some examples.

Navigating the world of AI can feel like a whirlwind, especially when it comes to the ethical and legal changes that go along with it. Adobe, a well-known figure in the art world, has recently been in the spotlight for its AI tool, Firefly. It's stirred up important discussions around copyright, intellectual property rights, and the future of creativity. So let's dig into these topics together and see how they're reshaping our industry. It's complex, but we'll break it down in a way that's straightforward and easy to understand.

Now more than ever it is essential for human connection. AI might not be the magic solution many think it is — but it is a sign that businesses today are looking to automate & homogenize how we communicate. But by gaining a better understanding of the strengths and limitations of AI, we can use it to our advantage — without losing the personal touch that makes our work special.

While some business owners are identifying new opportunities to cut costs, employees are finding innovative ways to leverage AI to enhance their efficiency and increase their output.

In tech sectors - AI has been making waves, similar to those made by the advent of PC’s & then the internet. Is it as powerful as those tools?

And for those who didn’t fall into the hype, or didn’t believe it was going to be as devastating to the industry as the media would have you believe — how can you leverage AI to your advantage with reasonable expectations?

How can individuals leverage AI without succumbing to carbon-copy outputs that lack authenticity?