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(Created page with "AI Automation has been an emerging craze as of late (2025-10-15) And I don't think it is unfounded craze. I think of it more as the beginning of human augmentation. Which sounds scary because all our sci-fi has portrayed it that way. But if we think about it as benevolent we can start to see massive opportunities for ways to build a better life, business, future. I think the mediawiki is a fantastic idea, but we are lacking in contributors! If we harness AI Auto...") |
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AI automation is more typically used for handling communications. Let's say we receive a massive influx of interest through some virality event. Instead of letting the trail run cold - the instagram page automatically distributes links to everyone who comments or follows. This has been implemented pretty widely throughout the offshoot of the dropshipping scene, see | AI automation is more typically used for handling communications. Let's say we receive a massive influx of interest through some virality event. Instead of letting the trail run cold - the instagram page automatically distributes links to everyone who comments or follows. This has been implemented pretty widely throughout the offshoot of the dropshipping scene, see https://www.instagram.com/reel/DNheWi8uTPK/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== | ||
Sidenote: I would like to set up Instagram embeds but i think i need admin to change the widgets | |||
From there we could have them fill a simple form -> which could divide the incoming attention by field of practice or expertise. So instead of hitting the mediawiki page and getting lost - we immediately direct them to where they could be most effective. | |||
Some other AI Automation tools include n8n, Zapier, Make. I haven't dove too deep personally, but I think if you learn AI agents first and then try it - it's probably much more intuitive. | |||
Latest revision as of 02:41, 16 October 2025
AI Automation has been an emerging craze as of late (2025-10-15)
And I don't think it is unfounded craze.
I think of it more as the beginning of human augmentation. Which sounds scary because all our sci-fi has portrayed it that way. But if we think about it as benevolent we can start to see massive opportunities for ways to build a better life, business, future.
I think the mediawiki is a fantastic idea, but we are lacking in contributors! If we harness AI Automation, we could have multiple other sources - be it reddit, discord, or whatever other sources we have - write to the wiki in some way. This way people can contribute, and it fuels our information stockpile!
If we think about this through a game perspective - information is like a currency, and we need a certain amount of this currency to achieve certain tasks! Be it a new breakthrough on a machine, a new branch for the organization, etc..
AI automation is more typically used for handling communications. Let's say we receive a massive influx of interest through some virality event. Instead of letting the trail run cold - the instagram page automatically distributes links to everyone who comments or follows. This has been implemented pretty widely throughout the offshoot of the dropshipping scene, see https://www.instagram.com/reel/DNheWi8uTPK/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
Sidenote: I would like to set up Instagram embeds but i think i need admin to change the widgets
From there we could have them fill a simple form -> which could divide the incoming attention by field of practice or expertise. So instead of hitting the mediawiki page and getting lost - we immediately direct them to where they could be most effective.
Some other AI Automation tools include n8n, Zapier, Make. I haven't dove too deep personally, but I think if you learn AI agents first and then try it - it's probably much more intuitive.