Following the hype surrounding GenAI, it’s easy to assume its greatest value lies in replacing human expertise. But what if its real strength has been hiding in plain sight all along? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary, “My Life With AI—Part VII: The Joy Of Discovering The Hidden Value Of GenAI,” to discover why the best AI user may not be the one who knows the most prompts—but the one who already knows the job.
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