Should I Care About... AI Stealing My Clients, Sounding Like Everyone Else & Agents That Waste My Time?
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This week on Should I Care? we (Sophie Griffiths & Ruthie Walmsley) get into AI, & whether it's coming for our jobs.
It kicked off with Ruthie: a client sent her copy back saying it sounded too much like AI, & it wasn't AI, she'd written every word herself.
But the more we talked, the more it turned into something every coach & service provider is living right now.
Because your clients are using it too…they're having a chat with Claude at midnight & turning up with a seven-page strategy, submitting work that's clearly landed straight out of AI with nothing of them left in it, & half-wondering if they still need you at all. We get into what's actually being devalued here & what genuinely isn't, & the odd new pressure to prove the human bit is still worth paying for.
Plus the AI agents we've both built to buy back a few hours, & the ones that ate the whole evening instead.
In this episode:
- The client who turned up with a 7-page strategy from Claude, & why the honest fix was simpler than everything the AI suggested
- Getting sent work that's clearly straight out of AI with no checks on it, & what it quietly does to the person having to review it
- The accountability coach Sophie built in Claude that got shirty with her for disappearing, & the one thing it could never get its head round
- An entire evening lost to sorting 150 client screenshots with AI, & what she had to admit by the end of it
- The discovery-call question Sophie asks out loud now that she'd have been mortified to ask 18 months ago
New episodes every Tuesday.
Follow Sophie: @sophiegriffithsco & Ruthie: @firstpersonnarrative
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