Clients started asking me about my use of AI years ago, shortly after ChatGPT emerged and people started experimenting with output. It started with "We don't want AI, ever" and has shifted over time to "We use AI to speed up parts of our work." Today, I'm always prepared for the discussion with a potential client.
Clients started asking me about my use of AI years ago, shortly after ChatGPT emerged and people started experimenting with output.
It started with "We don't want AI, ever" and has shifted over time to "We use AI to speed up parts of our work." Today, I'm always prepared for the discussion with a potential client.
Ultimately, your stance and the client's stance on AI have to be aligned, or the relationship won't work.
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Clients started asking me about my use of AI years ago, shortly after ChatGPT emerged and people started experimenting with output. It started with "We don't want AI, ever" and has shifted over time to "We use AI to speed up parts of our work." Today, I'm always prepared for the discussion with a potential client. Ultimately, your stance and the client's stance on AI have to be aligned, or the relationship won't work.
It does no good to hedge or dance around the question.
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