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Let that sink in. It wasn’t the robots. It was Rahul from Sales. Now he’s doing his job, automating reports, writing cold emails with GPT, and somehow also building a chatbot for customer queries… All before lunch. Meanwhile, you're still manually formatting your Excel sheets like it’s 2014. Let’s get real, AI isn’t replacing people. It’s replacing people who refuse to adapt. The intern who knows prompt engineering? More valuable than the manager who doesn’t. The developer who leverages AI to debug and build faster? Twice as productive—and no, it’s not cheating. The content writer using AI to research, draft, and repurpose content in half the time? Not lazy—just smart. This isn't about becoming a coder. Or turning into an "AI guru." It's about working smarter, not harder—because someone else already is. Learn prompt stacking. Play with tools like ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity. Understand how AI thinks (spoiler: it’s all about input quality). Become the person who knows how to build workflows with AI. You don’t have to become a machine. But you should know how to work with one. Let’s be honest: Are you learning AI or avoiding it?