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Most people who've written off AI for their business made that call…
Most people who've written off AI for their business made that call based on the chatbot version. Type a question, get an answer, scratch your head about what to do with it. That's not a fair test. The version they haven't seen is an AI employee, if you like, that lives inside your actual workflow. One that knows your content strategy, your audience, your channel mix. One that handles the research, the formatting, the scheduling. You just provide the raw material. Those are two completely different things. And most of the skepticism out there is aimed at the first one. So here's the question: if you've written AI off for marketing, was your experience the chatbot version or the embedded-agent version? Genuinely curious how many people are judging the whole category based on the least capable use case.
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