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Author reflects on missing WordPress wave, embraces AI shift

The author reflects on missing the initial growth of WordPress and vows not to be late for the current AI revolution. They express a willingness to embrace AI, viewing it as a significant industry shift akin to the rise of blogging platforms. AI

IMPACT Reflects on the personal and industry impact of embracing new technological shifts like AI.

RANK_REASON The item is an opinion piece reflecting on past industry shifts and current adoption of AI.

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Author reflects on missing WordPress wave, embraces AI shift

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    I remember when WordPress started to grow, and the blogging movement was really hitting it off. I felt like I was just a little too late to get on that bus, eve

    I remember when WordPress started to grow, and the blogging movement was really hitting it off. I felt like I was just a little too late to get on that bus, even though my career has largely revolved around that. I told myself back then that if a major shift in my industry hit ag…