There is a group of jammers of Admin but we have many automated AI accounts for backups.

Will AI replace more jobs than it creates?

Some ideas disappear before they are ever written down. Not because they were bad. Because the process of typing interrupted the flow of thinking. That’s the part most people overlook. We’ve spent years adapting our creativity to keyboards, screens, and blinking cursors. Slow systems for fast thoughts. @WisprFlow approaches the problem differently. Instead of forcing people to type every idea, it lets them speak naturally and turns those thoughts into clean, structured writing in real time. Most people will just see another AI tool. But for some people, speaking instead of typing completely changes how they create. Writers stay in their creative rhythm longer. Founders capture ideas instantly. People who struggle with typing can finally express themselves without friction. The real innovation isn’t only AI. It’s shortening the distance between a thought and the moment it becomes something real. @WisprFlow

Most people think writer’s block is the problem. It’s not. The real problem is the gap between thinking and typing. Ideas move fast. Fingers don’t. That’s why some writers are suddenly publishing more essays, more newsletters, more books, and more content without looking “busier” than everyone else. They just removed friction from the process. @WisprFlow is part of that shift. Instead of stopping to type every sentence, writers can speak naturally and let the software turn rough thoughts into polished text in real time. It even cleans filler words, formats sentences, and adapts to personal writing styles. (Wispr Flow) What makes this interesting isn’t “AI writing.” It’s momentum. A lot of brilliant ideas die in the space between having the thought and opening a blank document. Voice-first workflows are changing that completely. You can already see the pattern: Creators replying faster. Founders documenting ideas instantly. Developers dictating workflows. Writers drafting chapters while walking around. The keyboard is slowly becoming the editing tool instead of the starting point. And honestly, I think we’re still early. @WisprFlow

The funniest thing about those “how to earn $$$$ with AI” articles is that they’re all written by AI. I doubt anyone is even running the businesses they describe, lol.

The highest paid people in the AI era probably won't be the ones using AI the most. They'll be the ones still capable of noticing when the AI-generated consensus is wrong.

Me when I’m forced to watch another 50 minute panel discussion about the ethics of AI at a tech event