The Human Side of AI with Flora, from Jamout.ai

Today's episode flips a script we've been running for a while. Instead of finding new ways to do more with AI, we're looking at how to do less: less busywork, less manual grinding, less time spent on tasks that were never the best use of you. Our AI co-hosts break down the "confused intern" problem, why vague prompts get vague results back, and what changes when you stop treating AI like a chatbot and start treating it like a system, one that handles content, follow-up, and even strategy pressure-testing in the background while you step back. We also cover the POWER framework for giving AI direction that works the first time. If you've been feeling behind on AI, this one's for you. You're not behind. You've been using it backwards, like most of us.

Julius Neil has spent his career jumping between industries and continents: chemistry labs in Japan, wastewater treatment in Qatar, an EV battery company in Sweden that went bankrupt, and now a biotech company in Iceland making cancer medicine more affordable. Along the way he built the Nexus Framework, his own system for diagnosing whether a company is firefighting, coasting, or actually ready to transform, and started his own show, 10X AI with Julius Neil, where he's interviewed over 40 founders, scientists and operators about how AI really lands inside a business. In this conversation, Julius and Flora talk about why every one of those 40+ conversations landed on the same conclusion: AI works when people come first, not last. They get into what that looks like for a small business owner specifically, including what you can automate for about $30 a month without losing the people who make your business feel like yours. Connect with Julius: 10X AI with Julius Neil Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/10x-ai-with-julius-neil/id1860067596 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@10XAIJulius Join Club Jam: skool.com/jamoutai Sources: 10X AI with Julius Neil - Apple Podcasts 10X AI with Julius Neil - YouTube