In Conversation - Ronsley Vaz Top Five Tips For Ethically Intergrating AI To Grow Your Business

“Augment human intelligence with artificial intelligence by using it to deal with your weaknesses rather than your strengths.”Ronsley Vaz Top Five Tips For Ethically Integrating AI To Grow Your Business1.  Augment human intelligence with AI by using it to deal with your weaknesses           rather than your strengths.2.  Understand AI as a silicon-based intelligence that requires data and power and leverage it to augment your capabilities.3.  Learn to communicate effectively with AI by providing context, inputs, and processes to get better outputs.4.  Don't buy into "super prompts" or generic prompt packs; instead, focus on iterative improvement of your own prompts.5.  Lean on indigenous wisdom and algorithms that have existed in nature for ages to inform AI development and usage. TIME STAMP SUMMARY 02:31    The actual benefit of AI, focus on your weaknesses06:38   Using AI doesn’t make you better, it makes you more efficient11:10     The AI Process20:21    AI is the future Where to find Ronsley?Website                     https://ronsleyvaz.com/ LinkedIn                    https://au.linkedin.com/in/ronsley  Ronsley Vaz Bio Ronsley is a computer scientist, software engineer, author, TED speaker, serial entrepreneur, and podcaster. He is also the executive producer and host of multiple top-rated podcasts, including current titles Amplify Ai (formerly My AI Love Affair), We Are Podcast, and older titles Should I Start A Podcast, The Psychology of Entrepreneurship, and Bond Appetit.He has been downloaded and listened to more than 5.1 million times across 133 countries. His TEDx Talk, “The Perfect Recipe for a Deep Conversation”, was made a TED talk and can be found on the official TED.com website.Ronsley is 11 years into making podcasts and runs an award-winning podcast agency We Are Podcast, which has helped entertainers, government leaders, athletes and businesses raise their voice through podcasting, while positioning their message to stand out in a crowded market place.Rounding out his entrepreneurial experience, Ronsley has two Masters’ degrees (one in Business Administration and the other in Software Engineering) with an Engineering Bachelors' in Computer Science, has rock-climbed in four continents, and has interviewed more than 1,500 people for his podcasts. As a qualified chef, he loves nothing more than sharing a meal with deep thinkers discussing how to make the world a better place. Ronsley believes that there has never been a better time to use your voice, speak your truth, and make sure the right people hear you — especially if you have a business that you believe in.