AI Chat: FCE JAN 2025. How to use AI for the ministry

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• #2: In terms of what we are dealing with it is mostly what is referred to as LLM: large language models and machine learning. There is also AGI, FM What can AI in general do? Medicine, farming, manufacturing, financial services, media and entertainment. How do YOU use AI Copilot image test
• #3: 1. Common fear: “AI will replace my job” Why it’s wrong: AI is a tool, not a replacement. Just like computers and electricity, it enhances what you do. No matter what your job is. 2. Common fear: “AI creates soulless work” Why it’s wrong: AI is only as good as the person using it. A good creator uses AI to make their work better. The reality: AI is just another tool in your toolkit. 3. Common fear: “AI will make everyone a creator” Why it’s wrong: Not everyone can use AI effectively. It takes skill to use AI well. Embrace AI at every stage. Too many people fear AI will take over their jobs and creativity. They misunderstand what AI really does. But the sooner you see AI as an enhancer, the sooner you will expand as fast as AI grows.
• #20: Learning and development: With personalized learning platforms and content translation, AI can redefine the education sector, reducing dependence on educators for routine learning processes. Legal: With AI, simple legal issues such as parking citations can be addressed without an attorney, making legal services more accessible. Health tech: AI tools, from medical diagnostics to pet care, can provide health advice or care routines without an in-person consultation. Content creation and editing: Innovations in AI tools are making content production possible to the extent that a detailed blog post can be generated in seconds. Real estate: AI’s ability to predict property values and manage listings may eliminate the need for real estate brokers in some transactions. Social media management: Advanced algorithms are refining scheduling and content strategy decisions, allowing a week’s worth of social media posts to be scheduled in minutes. Outreach: AI can predict revenue and manage pipelines, making some sales strategy roles less critical. Marketing: With AI, tailored and effective advertising campaigns can be created and scheduled, eliminating the need for a full-time marketing manager. Customer service: AI chatbots can automate customer service responses, reducing the need for customer service or call center employees. Finance: AI systems can now manage tax deductions or plan personal finances, reducing the need for a financial advisor. Therapy: AI can provide therapy services with predictive analytics, making access to mental health services more straightforward without immediate human intervention Creativity: AI can generate design layouts and even write poetry, making a graphic designer or writer less necessary for routine tasks. HR: AI systems can streamline recruitment processes and improve performance management, potentially reducing the need for HR personnel in these areas. Business strategy: Advanced tools can generate innovative business models that would traditionally require a whole team of strategic planners. Consulting: Improved decision making and operational efficiency achieved by AI systems can make dedicated business consultants less relevant in certain areas. Science: AI can simplify complex content summarizing, which might take considerable amounts of time for a team of researchers. Administration: With AI, administrative tasks like schedule organization and communication can be managed without dedicated admin personnel. Logistics: AI can optimize routes in real time and manage inventory, reducing the need for manual intervention in these areas. Writing: AI can generate a creative short story or proofread a document, taking over tasks traditionally done by writers and editors. Manufacturing: Automated production lines and predictive maintenance systems can operate without round-the-clock manual supervision. Coding: AI can design a website or code an app in a fraction of the time a website designer or coder can.
• #21: Define Business Objectives Assess Current Workflows Identify AI Integration Opportunities Categorize Required AI Tools Evaluate and Select AI Tools Define AI Automated Workflows Document and Organize AI Tools Implement and Train Monitor Performance and Adjust Continuous Learning and Adaptation