So, instead of asking yourself, "Will AI replace me?" ask, "How can I leverage AI in my work to make it better?"
It's not about seeing AI as competition; it is viewing it as a tool to success.
However, Salesforce statistics show marketers are still skeptical about AI, indicating 31% concerned for accuracy and quality.
Yet, I think AI can be our sidekick. We bring insights and emotions, something that these technologies can't replicate; AI provides speed and scale.
Digital marketers have used popular AI tools like ChatGPT and Copilot to expedite their campaigns.
In fact, according to Influencer Marketing Hub, 69.1% of marketers have used AI in their operations and 51% believed these tools can improve data processing.
Will AI replace Marketers?
Not quite ...but marketers who embrace AI will leave those who don't in the dust.
Here's why AI tools aren't your competition, but a significant advantage:
One last thing:
Just to be clear, I might find other apps that allow me to write. But, I’m firm on my social media usage stance and probably won’t use it (if I find a platform) as much as I had used Twitter over the years.
that’s all ~ bye, friends!
Anyway, I’ve said all that needs to be said. This app will always be special to me. You can reach me on Instagram, if you don’t mind talking to me once or twice a week 😅
See you wherever I see you, Twitter fam! 💚
I do love this app, I have always enjoyed being here. As a micro-blogging app, it has not only provided me an opportunity to do what I love doing – write.
Yet, as days go by, I just can’t seem to find a use for this platform anymore.
I’m rarely on Facebook, so I didn’t have to make any changes on my usage on that platform.
You’ll notice that I still use Instagram, just not regularly or as often as I used to anymore. However, I cannot use the same approach on here.
This is not the only thing I’m doing to minimize my social media usage.
On Instagram, I have been dumping stories only once or twice a week, publishing posts once in a blue moon since February.
While I am aware there are different ways to use social media to lessen the negative effects it has on me, I believe this is the best approach to being more present in my life.
I believe this will help me not rely on the social media so much for entertainment.
It’s not because I lost a lot of followers or that I’m not in touch with many of the online friends I’ve made here. It’s because I want to lessen social media usage and remove the negative aspects it has brought me.
It was (and until now) a safe space to be myself. To let go of any intrusive thoughts. To be okay with “talking to myself”.
Still, the decision to leave this app stems from a significant reason.
These change of usernames have displayed my experience with Twitter. This platform has been my go-to outlet. It was a source for expressing thoughts, vents, and, as my 13-18 year old self would agree, a channel for talking to myself when I feel like nobody wanted to talk to me.
Recently, I changed it to my current username to introduce a different side of me (my gamer identity). It’s basically just the username I always use in any game I play.
Over the years, my account has gone through different usernames – many of which are fangirl related (MyWorldSchmidt and Cosgrover_Rusher, etc.).
However, the username I used the longest was my birth name, which I had done to make this account more personal yet not exclusive.
To anyone (if someone out there cares lol) reading this, I have decided to leave Twitter (X). It took me a while to think about it, especially since I’ve had this account since 2014. Yet, I believe it’s best to put this account to sleep.
i'm losing my mind at the way taeyeon, the only one of them who's still under sm, was dragging the company to hell and back while donghae wanted to bury himself alive i'm crying