Two days after signing an e-commerce client we ran an AI audit and surfaced 6 core problems slowing them down. The biggest one? Customer support spending hours on the same simple, repeated questions — wasting time and money. What we built: • ✅ An AI customer-support agent that answers common FAQs automatically • ✅ Real-time data lookups (order status, order location, basic account queries) so customers get instant, accurate answers • ✅ Smart escalation: if the issue is complex or critical, the agent creates a Slack alert and routes it to the CIS/support team Why it matters: • Frees your CS team to solve high-value problems • Reduces response time and operational cost on repeat requests • Turns manual workflows into automated, measurable processes — a real step toward becoming AI-native Want to see the full video? Watch here: https://youtube.com/shorts/UzvtUc4AzB4?si=qA3DcGXk58M4EKjm Want to transform your company into an AI-native business? DM me or book a call — let’s build your AI playbook. Form link: https://airtable.com/appCwpPKoI8U0ikTC/pagL6YEttmtbrtLgG/form

Just joined the AI Advantage community and excited to be here. I wanted to share a quick (and fun) example of how I’m already using ChatGPT creatively. I uploaded a single profile photo and then had ChatGPT transform it into a whole series of cinematic images — James Bond–style in a tux, outside the casino in Monte Carlo, driving an Aston Martin… and then, for a complete left turn, turned the same image into a full-on Santa Claus 🎅😂 Same face. Totally different identities, moods, and use cases. What really hit me wasn’t just the “cool factor,” but how powerful this is for: - Personal branding - Marketing visuals - Storytelling and campaigns - Creating content fast without photoshoots This stuff feels like having a creative studio on demand. Looking forward to learning how everyone else here is using AI in smart, practical ways — and contributing where I can. 🚀 Glad to be part of the community!

I just want to take a moment to say this... I’m genuinely proud of you. Not because this is easy. Not because you have it all figured out. But because you’re leaning into the work anyway. Adapting is uncomfortable. Learning new tools stretches you. Changing how you think, move, and operate takes effort. And most people avoid that. Most people wait until it feels simple. Until it feels familiar. Until someone else proves it first. You didn’t. You are committed to the tools. You are staying in the room. You choose to get better instead of staying comfortable. That tells me everything I need to know. When things change and you don’t opt out… When you feel resistance and lean in anyway… That’s what separates the few from the many. This is how real growth happens. Not overnight. Not perfectly. But consistently. Keep going. You’re exactly where you should be.

Start with one repeat task you do every week, map it out on paper, then automate just that. Nothing fancy. Curious: what’s the one task you’d automate first if you kept it simple?