Can you still back up your car without the rear camera? I hope so.
It’s not a requirement these days, and the instances where you don’t have the rear camera may be few and far between. But they still exist.
You might borrow a buddy’s car or be in a rental car where it’s not an option. And then without the tech, would you still be able to drive?
This is what I’ve been thinking about since the, relatively, brief CloudFlare outage the other week.
Our entire work as marketers, consultants, strategists relies on the sites, data centres, engineers and whatnot that are simultaneously completely removed from our operations. We can’t control how they’re managed. And in a sense, we’re twiddling our thumbs when they go down, waiting, hoping, praying they come back online ASAP.
Over the past year, we’ve all absorbed the “learn it or be left behind” mindset of AI. But do you still know what to do with yourself when it stops? Can you access what you need if it goes down?
Here are two ways to protect yourself, your work and your clients:
AI integration with protection means pushing into the new frontier, using AI everywhere it creates value, with the discipline to protect your core skills and systems.