This was extremely interesting, I've started playing with the tool myself and wanted to see how other BAs are using it. Please keep us updated on your experiences with this and any future tips!
You're welcome Brad. There's a lot more to come on AI for business analysts. We're doing more research and planning to publish the results here: bablocks.com/ai/
Can AI write user stories for a company operating in a specific domain? Especially if details of company's business model are confidential? The specific requirement is to find how AI can help BAs write user stories. Now, I have tried entering a lot of prompts into ChatGPT to generate user stories - but the User stories are not specific to their domain (SCM). Can AI help here?
Hi Izzet, Emal here. I re-watched 9:30 in the video but didn't see the issue. It's totally possible that I've made a mistake, but could it be at a different point in the video? Here's what I see at 9:30. 1. I asked ChatGPT to give me an example of #1 (i.e. customer interations), 2. ChatGPT proceeded to give me details of customer interactions Your comment raises a very important point though. ChatGPT often gets things wrong, and the danger of over-relying on it means that we run the risk of also getting things wrong if we shut off our critical thinking. I'm sure I've already fallen into that trap myself at some point, and I see that as part of the learning curve of integrating AI into our workflows. I'd recommend joining our IIBA led live session tomorrow to talk more about some of these dangers. Join us if you can: www.linkedin.com/events/7038880061172682752/comments/
Hi Francis, Overrelying on AI is certainly a major risk of adopting this technology. This tech is so new, that adopting it is going to have a bit of a learning curve. I've been made awre of these pitfalls, and will be discussing them with the IIBA tomorrow. Join us if you can: www.linkedin.com/events/7038880061172682752/comments/
@@BABLOCKS it’s exactly starting from 7:18. You wanted the examples of access controls however chatgpt gave the examples of the first entry. not a matter
@@izzetbirden2580 I see it now. This is a great catch. Do you mind if I use this as an example of the pitfalls in our workshop tomorrow? If an experienced professional like me can make a mistake like this, then it's likely that others will make similar mistakes. I think this paints a very clear picture of the downside of these kinds of tools.
@@a.michael6042 We can't afford to live in that kind of fear. It's better to embrace the future and use it to our benefit. Learn to use it as much as you can to help you improve your output.
It seems that I exaggerated 😂, I think that the job seats for the business analyst position will decrease and that companies will need only two employees instead of five
This is possible Low performing analyst need to upskill themselves to survive, but analysts who can think clearly and make good judgement calls on complex issues will be around for a while.
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This was extremely interesting, I've started playing with the tool myself and wanted to see how other BAs are using it. Please keep us updated on your experiences with this and any future tips!
The tool may have the potential to help with data cleansing as well. I'll publish our findings once I've had the chance to test that out.
This was eye opening. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome Brad. There's a lot more to come on AI for business analysts. We're doing more research and planning to publish the results here: bablocks.com/ai/
Very helpful. Can't wait for your next video. Thank you so much.
Can AI write user stories for a company operating in a specific domain? Especially if details of company's business model are confidential?
The specific requirement is to find how AI can help BAs write user stories. Now, I have tried entering a lot of prompts into ChatGPT to generate user stories - but the User stories are not specific to their domain (SCM).
Can AI help here?
this is mind blowing!!!
Total game-changer for business analysts. We've also gotten it to generate SQL statements.
when you ask "can you give me a few examples of 3" it gave the details of the first question that you asked, not related to login :) around 09:30
Yep I think he’s a bit blinded by the system and just accepting anything it tells him 😂
Hi Izzet, Emal here. I re-watched 9:30 in the video but didn't see the issue. It's totally possible that I've made a mistake, but could it be at a different point in the video?
Here's what I see at 9:30.
1. I asked ChatGPT to give me an example of #1 (i.e. customer interations),
2. ChatGPT proceeded to give me details of customer interactions
Your comment raises a very important point though. ChatGPT often gets things wrong, and the danger of over-relying on it means that we run the risk of also getting things wrong if we shut off our critical thinking. I'm sure I've already fallen into that trap myself at some point, and I see that as part of the learning curve of integrating AI into our workflows.
I'd recommend joining our IIBA led live session tomorrow to talk more about some of these dangers.
Join us if you can: www.linkedin.com/events/7038880061172682752/comments/
Hi Francis, Overrelying on AI is certainly a major risk of adopting this technology. This tech is so new, that adopting it is going to have a bit of a learning curve. I've been made awre of these pitfalls, and will be discussing them with the IIBA tomorrow. Join us if you can: www.linkedin.com/events/7038880061172682752/comments/
@@BABLOCKS it’s exactly starting from 7:18. You wanted the examples of access controls however chatgpt gave the examples of the first entry. not a matter
@@izzetbirden2580 I see it now. This is a great catch. Do you mind if I use this as an example of the pitfalls in our workshop tomorrow? If an experienced professional like me can make a mistake like this, then it's likely that others will make similar mistakes. I think this paints a very clear picture of the downside of these kinds of tools.
Where and when do you do these live sessions?
Great video! Will definitely try to implement this in my role
We have monthly live sessions inside our community. You can find out more here: bablocks.com/membership/
Hi, how to enrol myself for the course from BA blocks. Please let me know the details? Thanks
Hi Buvana, you can find the course details for our upcoming session here, including enrolment details: bablocks.com/bapc
Unbelievable! :-)
Such a great tool for business analysts.
Is there a threat for BA jobs with ChatGPT 🙄
Waooooooo very nice
Very useful tool for business analysts.
@@BABLOCKS yes sir u r my best teacher
@@BABLOCKS This could provide a slippery slope to automating BA functions within project set ups.
@@a.michael6042, I don't think it has the capability to replace analysts just yet, but it will certainly change the way we do some of our work.
@@a.michael6042 We can't afford to live in that kind of fear. It's better to embrace the future and use it to our benefit. Learn to use it as much as you can to help you improve your output.
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I think BA job role going to be extinct 😢
The BA role will definitely evolve, but it's unlikely to go extinct.
It seems that I exaggerated 😂, I think that the job seats for the business analyst position will decrease and that companies will need only two employees instead of five
This is possible Low performing analyst need to upskill themselves to survive, but analysts who can think clearly and make good judgement calls on complex issues will be around for a while.
There are factors which cant be replaced by AI. Judgement call, decision making and persuasion which is the human aspect of the role. ❤
@@throughjoshuaseyes4453absolutely. Well said.