AI in the WILD - Hosted by Wade Kerzie

When the people around you cross the AI line, the work between you gets done twice, then once, then by nobody. The people at risk aren't the ones who failed to learn AI. They're the ones standing where everyone around them already did. This is my essay The Crossfire, read in my own AI voice.

Read the full essay, with every source: kerzie.ai/crossfire

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Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:11 The call
00:00:54 What actually burns people out
00:01:56 Two circles
00:03:17 What the overlap proves
00:04:17 Standing in the crossfire
00:05:50 Some tasks leave desks
00:06:54 Your circle is a force field
00:07:52 Sitting still isn't an option
00:09:19 Find your circle
00:09:56 Outro

Seller Beware, Advantage Buyer, part two: the RFP used to educate the buyer for free. Now AI does, and you're not in it.

Read in my own AI voice.

00:00:00 Intro
00:00:19 The ritual
00:01:41 Getting in the room
00:02:34 What it looks like now
00:03:52 Outro

For twenty years we packed every job a business has into its website. AI is pulling those jobs back out, one at a time, and the businesses that keep the pieces straight are the ones machines will recommend. This is my essay The Shrapnel, read in my own AI voice.

Read the full essay, with every source: kerzie.ai/shrapnel

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Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:11 The definition
00:00:26 The hub
00:01:37 Where the pieces are going
00:06:28 The danger is drift
00:07:27 What's left: a credibility stamp
00:08:33 The first expense to recover
00:10:32 Who keeps the pieces straight
00:11:22 Outro

Right now a person with judgment and an AI can spot a problem, build the solution, and get paid for it. That combination has a shelf life, because the labs are building toward systems that spot the problems too, and when that arrives a solution costs roughly the electricity it took to think of it. The opportunity is not a window sliding shut on one schedule. It is a blast door closing from every direction at once, and the last part goes fast. This essay is about the time before it closes: what to build, what to ignore, and why the urgency will only look obvious in the rearview. This is my essay The Blast Door, read in my own AI voice.

Read the full essay, with every source: kerzie.ai/blast-door

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Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:10 The definition
00:01:30 The chainsaw and the hacksaw
00:02:25 The argument, stated plainly
00:04:05 Bets placed inside the opening
00:06:19 Get your board in the water
00:08:04 The part that will cost me some friends in the feed
00:10:26 Two tells, from a guy who has seen this movie
00:12:10 Two hours and forty minutes
00:13:15 While the deck still feels level
00:14:46 Outro

Once a buyer has the seller's scope of work and the buyer's own context, an AI can synthesize, and now execute, what used to require paying for the seller's time. Named here, walked through its two phases, demonstrated across three industries at real prices, and bounded by the places it does not reach. The mechanism cuts both ways. It strands anyone whose product is synthesis, and it elevates whoever inside a company picks it up first. This is my essay The Kerzie Effect, read in my own AI voice.

Read the full essay, with every source: kerzie.ai/kerzie-effect

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Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:09 The definition
00:01:15 Where I saw it
00:02:24 Why now
00:04:45 The two phases
00:09:08 This isn't new. It's just fast now
00:10:34 What this actually looks like
00:12:49 Case I: HVAC and plumbing
00:16:50 Case II: Dental
00:20:18 Case III: Restaurants
00:23:59 What the three cases prove
00:28:37 It doesn't stay inside professional services
00:29:36 The physical layer is a floor, not a moat
00:32:25 The wrapper, not the truck
00:35:21 The honest limits
00:38:09 What's actually left
00:39:54 The other side of the ledger
00:44:01 Seller beware, buyer's advantage
00:47:08 Outro

Every business runs on a consequence clock: how long it can be wrong before being wrong costs it money. But people do not run on their own clock. They run on their employer's, because accountability is a sampling rate, and nothing measures the speed between check-ins. AI is now accelerating individuals far past any organization's cadence, the rational response inside slow companies is to throttle or hide the speed, and the spread resolves one of three ways: the fast people leave, the company re-clocks, or the parked surplus quietly funds the company's future competitors. This is my essay The Consequence Clock, read in my own AI voice.

Read the full essay, with every source: kerzie.ai/consequence-clock

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Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:10 The definition
00:01:35 The message that never got a reply
00:04:49 How long can you be wrong?
00:06:54 People do not run on their own clock
00:10:09 Why slowing down is the rational move
00:13:29 The antibodies
00:15:50 Done Tuesday, delivered Friday
00:17:18 Something has to give
00:20:01 The two readings
00:21:06 What I believe happens next
00:23:14 Outro

How far AI reaches from your desk depends on three things: whether you ask it or instruct it, what it's connected to, and where you sit. Most people are using it in the one mode that keeps the blast straight down. This is my essay The Blast Radius, read in my own AI voice.

Read the full essay, with every source: kerzie.ai/blast-radius

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Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:11 The definition
00:01:23 Straight down to your desk
00:02:05 Sideways to your peers
00:03:19 Across the building
00:04:25 Down the pyramid
00:05:25 And then up
00:07:16 What would you say you do here?
00:08:47 What the humans are for
00:13:21 Who gets there first
00:14:11 What to do on Monday
00:15:14 Outro

This is a real-world example of just some of what Aiva can do for a small business.

🚀 AI is NOT slowing down - and neither are we! Join Wade and Rusty as they dive deep into the wild world of artificial intelligence, exploring everything from drone technology to corporate disruption. We're not fear-mongering, we're truth-telling: How will AI transform business, jobs, and society in the next 12 months? Buckle up for a no-holds-barred conversation that will make you think, laugh, and maybe even get a little nervous. 

Warning: Contains radical insights, unexpected humor, and zero corporate BS. This is AI uncensored - are you ready?

Contact Wade at [email protected] and reach Rusty at [email protected].  Also, check out Rusty’s Books on Amazon at https://a.co/d/fvQosfk 

#AIRevolution #FutureOfWork #TechTalk

In this episode, we take a peak into the AI book I’m writing and the business dynamics explored within that are changing in real time.  Also, we discuss other AI instruction out there and marvel at the similarities…cutting edge stuff!

Check out www.answermaticai.com for more info on your AI receptionist.  Call 772-677-8808 for a demo.  Go to www.kerzieconsulting.com/scheduling to talk about an AI 101 Workshop for your team.

Contact Wade at [email protected] and reach Rusty at [email protected].  Also, check out Rusty’s Books on Amazon at https://a.co/d/fvQosfk