ChatGPT’s first prediction focused on artificial intelligence, which makes sense given the source. But the reasoning was solid. Tools like ChatGPT, Midjourney and no-code platforms are making specialized work accessible to non-specialists. Tasks that used to require hiring experts can now be done by regular people who learn how to use AI effectively. Small businesses need AI chatbots but don’t know how to set them up. That’s where the opportunity lives. “This is a high leverage space once you learn a tool you can serve many clients,” ChatGPT said. Learn one AI platform well, then apply it across multiple clients who need the same solution. The key is combining AI capability with human judgment. Clients pay for quality and uniqueness, not just raw AI output. The side hustle isn’t operating ChatGPT; it’s knowing how to get results from it that clients actually want.The AI pointed to content creation as a prime example. Blogs, scripts and social media assets that once required professional writers can now be generated through AI with human editing. What is your take on the use of AI in organizational operations ?
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