More Al or less of it?

For me: create with AI, then, imaginate and adapt with my mind

It depends if you talk about interaction will people on communities then I will definitely dont go with AI but if there is a process which can be improved with the help of AI then do it :)

More AI can increase automation and efficiency, but it is also critical to maintain the human touch.

I see the benefits of AI, but I'm interested if it sometimes complicates matters.

ok for me if it's used in a good way

Imagine AI as your personal chef. You want enough to whip up a gourmet meal but not so much that it's cooking your breakfast, lunch, and dinner without you ever tasting the spatula. Balance is key – enough AI to make life easier, not so much that you forget how to boil water! 🍳✨😎

I’m all for more AI, as long as it's balanced with human insight. I find that AI can really boost productivity, but it's important to keep that human touch in decision-making. What’s your take—how do you balance the two? @nneoma_jane

More AI if it benefits, like it can increase productivity for lot of use cases. But not for the sake of it.

Not necessarily more or less AI, but we definitely need more human connection and interaction. Like others have said, it's not about one or the other, but about both working together.

AI is like personal assistant. Wrong use of it is harmful.

Striking the right balance is key. With our product Haystack our goal is to combine the power of AI with human touch. We want our users to feel like our chatbot's responses are backed by our experience with startups, entrepreneurs, and SMBs.

I'm using AI just for editing rather than generation - run my existing content through Claude/GPT-4 to help tighten it up and spot any errors or inconsistencies. A human touch is still needed though. Wouldn't want to automate the whole process and lose that authentic voice, ya know?

Human touch is necessary too.

That’s like asking more sql or less of it. AI is technology that can solve problems other techs couldn’t. But ultimately it the problem you’re solving that defines success. If you need to say it uses AI the it’s probably not a worthwhile use-case anyway.

More AI, but more responsible AI and keep always Human in the loop for the critical decisions

Depends on what the application would be. Something repetitive or too time-consuming? Yes! Anything involving decision-making? Not really😅

AI can help with a variety of chores, but do you believe it will make things feel less personal? How do you maintain the human factor in your work?