Xavier Tai
Singapore
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The AI Journal
Covers:
AI automation, business operations, no-code AI tools, B2B revenue systems, AI implementation ROI, automation workflows, technology adoption, AI investment trends, digital transformation
Doesn't Cover:
Consumer tech reviews, cryptocurrency trading, personal finance advice, general lifestyle topics, entertainment news, sports, fashion, consumer hardware reviews
AI Automation Engineer | 15 years enterprise experience, 6 years in AI automation | Delivered projects for Disney, Sony | IBM certified | Sharing what works
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Xavier Tai’s Biography
Read Full Bio →Xavier Tai is an AI automation engineer and writer exploring what actually works when businesses try to implement AI.
Background
I've spent 15 years delivering projects for companies like Disney, Sony, and a bunch of B2B agencies. Started in enterprise operations, evolved into marketing automation, and for the last 6 years have been deep in AI automation—figuring out what's real versus what's just demo magic.
Now I write about it and build systems for B2B founders who want to automate the borin…
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Interview
See all 6 answers →How is social media changing news?
Social media has made news feel like it is happening in real time. People react, share, fact check, and even break stories before traditional outlets do. From the AI side, it is interesting because platforms basically act like giant data streams. You can see what topics spike, how sentiment changes, and how fast something spreads. It has made news faster, more interactive, and a lot more driven by what people are talking about in the moment.
What's the funniest news-related #hashtag you've seen?
#ThisIsNotTheOnion
People use it when a real news story sounds so ridiculous that it feels like satire. Always makes me laugh.
What tools and software do you use to do your job?
For building automation systems: n8n, Make.com, Zapier, Python, JavaScript. For AI integrations: Claude API, OpenAI API, vector databases like Supabase and Pinecone. For CRM work: Salesforce, HubSpot, custom API integrations.
For writing: I keep it simple—Google Docs for drafts, Grammarly for editing, and Claude for research and ideation. I also use Fireflies.ai to transcribe client calls, which often turn into article ideas.
Most of my workflow is about connecting different tools together, which is probably why I write about automation so much.