How far back can we go in history to understanding productivity using AI? Is use of embedded MS Excel functions/formulae or even use of spelling checker in Word.doc a good example of describing the time-frame in terms of early AI? I think AI has just advanced in progression but has been in use for 50 years or more, agree?
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Is our productivity really simplified and made economically affordable or we tend to desire learning more and more and getting entangled in even more complications but in a simplified manner? I mean to argue that instead of reducing complications, science prompts us to simplify complications?
Dear Gracious Banda ,
The rise of AI tools is changing how quickly we can get things done, helping people breeze through professional and personal tasks. GitHub Copilot offers developers on-the-fly code suggestions, turning tough programming sessions into smoother sailing. For personal use, Zapier backs up your family photos to the cloud whenever you add new ones to a folder, automatically safeguarding your digital memories.
AI productivity tools are software applications that use artificial intelligence to help us complete tasks more quickly and with less effort. They can range from smart assistants that organize our emails to algorithms that can predict the next line of code we might need to write. Although they’re not always labeled as “productivity” tools, their main purpose is to streamline our work and personal tasks, making our days more efficient.
https://www.digitalocean.com/resources/article/ai-productivity-tools
Regards,
Shafagat
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