So I just got off an interview

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The video uses a relatable scenario (an interview question about AI) to spark curiosity and discussion. It frames AI as a tool for efficiency and creativity, challenging common hesitations and encouraging viewer engagement by asking them to share their own experiences.

Summary

The creator discusses a recent interview where a candidate asked if using AI was allowed for a proposal, and the creator encouraged it. This leads to a reflection on why many companies are resistant to AI, despite its potential to automate tasks and enhance creativity.

Structure

1Interviewing a candidate who asks about using AI
2Reflecting on company resistance to AI
3Questioning the reasons for resistance (fear, trust, change)
4Explaining how AI helps with tasks and creativity
5Asking viewers how they use AI

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The creator's agency, 'The July Social', is implied as the subject of the video, and the creator's own website, thejulysocial.com, is provided as the bio link, suggesting the video is promoting their services or brand.

Original caption

Ever been told you’re not allowed to use AI? I think it’s such a dumb concept to move backwards instead of using it as a tool to move forward. How do you use AI? 🧐

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just got off an interview with a candidate who is applying to get into my agency is to do a scenario based proposal and then she asked to am I allowed to use AI I expect you to use AI and then Oh really you know because my current agency is against it interesting what's that's not the first time I heard that a lot saying my previous company is against they are not for it don't understand like AI supposed to be there to automate a lot of your of tasks and it made me if AI can help us work smarter so fear of the it is lack or just resistance to change isn't there AI so to replace my creativity but it does help summarize my thoughts maybe into shorter emails or consolidate scripts maybe it for but it does help maintain a consistent brand and it to refine my writing SO you? use work?

Transcript

So I just got off an interview with a candidate who is applying to get into my agency. Part of the interview is to do a scenario-based proposal. And then she asked, am I allowed to use AI? I said, I expect you to use AI. And then she told me, oh really, you know, because my current agency they're so against it. It's what's interesting is that's not the first time I heard that. I get a lot of people saying, my previous company is against AI or not for it. And I really don't understand why. Like AI supposed to be there to automate a lot of your tasks. And it made me wonder if AI can help us work smarter, then why are so many companies against it? Is it fear of the unknown, a lack of trust or just resistance to change? So AI isn't there to replace my creativity, but it does help summarize my thoughts. Maybe into shorter emails or consolidate scripts. Maybe I even used it to write the script for this video, but it does help maintain a consistent brand voice and it allows me to refine my writing. So how about How do you use AI in your work?