Our summary
The author explains how to use Jev, an AI tool that chooses from options rather than writing an answer. Businesses can use this software to sort incoming messages, applications, or requests. This saves time by organizing work before a person has to read every single item.
The main idea is to put a fast automatic sorter at the front of a slow line. Instead of asking the AI to write a reply, you ask it to assign a priority or destination. It can score sales leads, route support tickets, or match people in a marketplace.
This approach is useful for anyone who currently reads a large pile of documents just to decide where they belong. However, the seven business examples provided are just ideas, not proven companies. The author's predictions about software growth and claims about email costs are also unproven guesses.
Key takeaways
- Look for tasks where a person reads every item just to decide where it should go.
- Use the AI to score or route messages before a human worker opens them.
- The software should make a quick choice from a list, not write the final response.