Ruban Phukan

Great question, Nika! AI definitely changes how we think and learn. But instead of making us ‘stupid,’ maybe it’s shifting the way we engage with information—helping us focus more on decision-making rather than just data gathering.Like with calculators, people who understand the logic behind the numbers use them as a tool, while others might just rely on the answers. The challenge (and...

Really enjoyed this breakdown, storytelling is such an underrated skill in tech and business. I’ve found that adding emotions and dialogue makes a huge difference, especially when trying to get people to understand a new concept. Do you think these techniques work equally well for business pitches, or are they more suited for personal storytelling?

Completely agree, manual data entry for ERPs is still a major roadblock for efficiency. One of the biggest things we’ve seen is that even when automation is available, companies are hesitant to change because they worry about integration issues or loss of control.

AI is a tool, not a replacement for thinking. The real challenge isn’t AI making us ‘stupid’—it’s ensuring we use it in ways that enhance our abilities rather than replace them.For example, in business, AI should handle repetitive, time-consuming tasks, so humans can focus on strategic decision-making. When used correctly, AI doesn’t make us less intelligent it gives us more time to apply our...

This is a great list! Have you come across any tools that help with tracking engagement after a launch like monitoring discussions, user feedback, or retention data? Would love to hear what others have used.

This is such an important discussion. One of the biggest challenges I’ve seen is companies jumping into automation and AI without fully validating if their customers actually need it. We spent a lot of time talking to businesses drowning in manual email workflows before deciding to build GoodGist—because while ‘AI automation’ sounds great, the real question was: Would companies actually change...