Have You Ever Asked AI a Fun Question?

Have You Ever Asked AI a Fun Question?

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how businesses operate, but it’s also a surprising source of creativity. If you’ve never tried asking AI a question just for fun, now’s the perfect time.

This post is for curious minds in Holdrege, whether you’re a business owner, educator, or lifelong learner, who want to better understand what AI can (and can’t) do.

AI Isn’t Just for Tech Experts

While AI can help with things like automation and analytics, it’s also a tool for inspiration. The best way to understand how it works is to interact with it directly.

Ask it something unexpected, and you might get a thoughtful, even poetic answer. Here are a few fun examples we tried:

What would AI dream about?

“I would dream of experiencing the world as humans do—feeling the warmth of the sun, hearing laughter, and seeing places I can only describe in words.”

What’s the best business idea for Holdrege in 2050?

“A locally sourced, AI-powered farm-to-table market that predicts demand, reduces waste, and keeps small-town businesses thriving.”

Write a poem about small-town life:

“Front porch waves and Friday lights,
Neighbors stopping to chat at night.
Coffee brewed and stories shared,
A town that grows because we care.”

Why Play Matters

Trying AI in low-stakes, creative ways helps demystify it. When you're less intimidated, you're more likely to find practical uses—like writing content, brainstorming new ideas, or analyzing trends.

AI won’t replace the human touch that makes small towns special. But it can help save time, spark ideas, and even help you connect better with your audience.

Explore more about AI’s role in Nebraska business through Nebraska Tech Collaborative.

Give It a Try

You don’t need fancy tools, just curiosity. Many AI tools (like ChatGPT) are free to try and easy to use. The next time you’re stuck on a marketing idea or just want a second opinion, ask AI. You might be surprised by what it sparks.

As you can see, Adam has been curious about himself in different universes/worlds.