> Every time I hear someone championing AI, it is a coder The argument I make is why aren’t more people finding ways to code with AI? I work in a leadership r

> Every time I hear someone championing AI, it is a coder The argument I make is why aren’t more people finding ways to code with AI? I work in a leadership role at a marketing agency and am a passable coder for scripts using Python and/or Google Apps Scripts. In the past year, I’ve built more useful and valuable tools with the help of AI than I had in the 3 or so years before. We’re automating more boring stuff than ever before. It boggles my mind that everybody isn’t doing this. In the past, I was limited by technical ability because my knowledge of our business and processes was very high. Now I’m finding that technical ability isn’t my limitation, it’s how well I can explain our processes to AI.