
When Will Using AI at Work Feel as Normal as Sending an Email (YouTube Edition)
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Andrew Miles Davis opens a new video series by tackling a question he hears in almost every training session he delivers: when will using AI at work stop feeling unusual? Drawing on his Story Lens framework, built around the "stranger comes to town" story structure he has used with organisations for fifteen years, he argues that AI sits firmly in the adaptation stage rather than the new normal stage, and that most people waste time in this stage by spreading themselves across too many tools rather than going deep on one. He introduces a practical five-day test, reviewing the last five working days to separate AI use that has become instinctive from moments where AI could have helped but was not considered until after the fact, as a simple way to identify what to build into a genuine habit next. This is the first instalment in a planned series walking through all seven stages of the Story Lens framework. Subscribe to In AI Nutshell for daily ten-minute AI insight and to the YouTube channel for the full Story Lens series.
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