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I think a lot of us are thinking about these AI tools almost exactly backwards. It seems like many of us are practically signing up for every free AI tool that comes across our news feed. Hoping that we can build a business from it or at least stay ahead of the curve. The more tools and apps you sign up for, the less time you spend on each one, the more time you spend comparing different features and products which eventually leads to discouragement, paralysis, instead of problem solving. So try this instead. One ask yourself what am I a subject matter expert in. It doesn't matter how insignificant it seems or how low on the totem pole you are at work. Two, ask yourself one of the following questions. What does our business spend too much time on? What does our business spend too much money on? After you've identified those bottlenecks in your business, ask ChatGPT or GPT3 how you might use AI to automate those tasks. The more well defined and articulated the problem is, the easier it will be for artificial intelligence to help you with the solution. If that still doesn't work, check out this site, the AI exchange.com where you can search through dozens of AI platforms that are growing every day across multiple industries. So if I click on Marketing and then Copywriting, I immediately see six AI powered apps that will help me improve or automate my copywriting. This is a fantastic site because it helps you separate all of the FOMO and hype from the actual problem you're trying to solve.