I think I've set up an agent in ChatGPT which will organise and systematise all of my photographs that I've ever taken clinically.
I found out yesterday that there's a programme already existing on my Mac which can take very small shots of all the photographs in very small data bundles, and AI can read them carefully. I can therefore then put the whole file of every photograph I've ever taken into my ChatGPT agent, link it to WhatsApp and then ask it a question about those photos on WhatsApp whenever I want, particularly when I'm building presentations.
Once I've built the presentations, I put them in my library of presentations, which currently exists in Dropbox, together with Beatriz Sanchez's presentations, Alex Jones', Andy Legg's, and now Dominic Smithers, and other people's that have worked with the academy and with us. I can then have an agent who will customise and act as a librarian for that library of presentations.
I can link that to WhatsApp too, and then I can speak to that agent and ask them when the last time it was that I presented The Consultation Masterclass and to whom or something like that.
Following on from this, I will probably use some other aspects of technology to get a deeper financial understanding of my business, and then following on from that, some more technology to help to book my holidays.
I will also want to use agents in my social life. I'll link them to my bank account, link them to my WhatsApp page, link them to my calendar. It means that if I want to book a restaurant, I can send WhatsApp a voice note to my AI assistant and they will be able to book my restaurant tables or my nights out or my travel or anything else.
All of these things are coming down the track; I've got a lot of work to do, to spend all this time building systems to make my life more efficient and more effective.
And for what?
What is the goal, or what is the aim?
When I was a boy, there was a programme called Tomorrow's World. It told us that in the future the technology would be so wonderful that we would have all this leisure time to do whatever we wanted.
Does it feel like that to you?
The secret to being free is to insist on being free; maybe instead of building an agent, I might take my dogs for a walk.
It's really, really efficient building the agent.
It's not so efficient taking the dogs for a walk.
But it is much better.
Blog Post Number - 4713