Last week OpenAI dropped ChatGPT 4.0's latest image generator, capable of creating Pixar-perfect renderings in seconds. H&M introduced AI-generated modelsso eerily lifelike they could've fooled your grandmother. The internet, as expected, had opinions, 74% of Business of Fashion pollrespondents even called for an outright ban on AI mannequins.
Meanwhile, in boardrooms everywhere, a different kind of conversation is happening. Not about whether AI should exist, but how to make it work for business. Because the real question isn't whether AI belongs in your industry, it's whether you're using it to your advantage.
Let's be honest, the AI debate often gets tangled in existential dread. Will it take jobs? Will it replace human creativity? Will it become self-aware and start ordering oat milk lattes? Maybe, but let's focus on what it can do for you right now.
At Pecometer, we don't just slap AI onto existing systems like a cheap sticker. We build bespoke, intelligent solutions that make businesses run better.
AI isn't just helping businesses keep up, it's helping them get ahead.
Every game-changing technology follows the same cycle: panic, resistance, hesitation, adoption, domination.
Businesses that waited to embrace social media are playing catch-up. Companies that ignored e-commerce don't exist anymore. AI is no different.
Industries once thought to be too "human-driven", like law, finance, and healthcare – are now AI power users. Legal firms use AI to analyse case law, predict outcomes, and draft documents. Insurance companies leverage AI for fraud detection and claims processing. Logistics companies optimise delivery routes in real time.
AI isn't replacing people, it's amplifying their potential. It's the intern that never sleeps, the data analyst who works at light speed, the strategist who sees patterns no human can. The trick is using it strategically.
The difference between AI being a game-changer or a glorified gimmick comes down to how it's implemented. That's where Pecometer comes in. We don't do one-size-fits-all solutions. We tailor AI to fit your business like a custom suit.
The businesses that thrive aren't the ones fighting AI's inevitability, they're the ones using it to evolve. Because at the end of the day, clients still crave human connection – AI is just the tool that frees you up to actually deliver it.
So, the real question isn't whether AI belongs in your business, it's whether you're ready to make it the assistant that simplifies your life and lets you focus on what truly matters.
10th November 2022
Joe
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Hollie
Out of professional curiosity - I reached out to someone whose career took them on a different path to mine, to see how our roles and experiences of the Software Development Life Cycle differ. This is explored through a conversation with an external Tester, with over ten years of experience in the industry.
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Matthew
Once a bug has been brought to my attention, the first thing to do would be to ensure I have understood the bug and what the unexpected behaviour is and to gather information about the circumstances in which it occurs.
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