Sep 29, 2026 · 28 min · 13 segments
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Anne Marie PizarroHostFive years ago, when Jasper AI first came out in 2021, I decided to give it a try.
I sat back in my chair and I said out loud, well, hot dang, this changes everything.
And it changed the way I operated my business, giving me an invisible coworker that never slept, but did quality research and gave me feedback.
Now, there are two sides to this story, and it's important to understand the perspective of both.
There are people who support AI, love it, want to grow with it, and gain from it.
They look at the jobs AI is replacing, and they're genuinely scared, worried, and distrustful of this technology.
We have spiritual evidence of human beings being distrustful of new technologies and innovations over and over again, and it usually follows the same pattern.
When Alexander Graham Bell patented it in 1876, people didn't know what to make of it.
Some were worried the wires would carry lightning right into their homes, and others thought talking to a voice with no body attached was downright eerie.
Five years ago, when Jasper AI first came out in 2021, I decided to give it a try.
I sat back in my chair and I said out loud, well, hot dang, this changes everything.
And it changed the way I operated my business, giving me an invisible coworker that never slept, but did quality research and gave me feedback.
Now, there are two sides to this story, and it's important to understand the perspective of both.
There are people who support AI, love it, want to grow with it, and gain from it.
They look at the jobs AI is replacing, and they're genuinely scared, worried, and distrustful of this technology.
We have spiritual evidence of human beings being distrustful of new technologies and innovations over and over again, and it usually follows the same pattern.
When Alexander Graham Bell patented it in 1876, people didn't know what to make of it.
Some were worried the wires would carry lightning right into their homes, and others thought talking to a voice with no body attached was downright eerie.
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