An old photograph can hold a memory; during Day of the Dead, some people in Mexico chose to bring those memories to life with artificial intelligence. They used generative video tools to animate images of deceased family members and pets, adding a digital dimension to remembrance and commemoration.
The trend aligns with a finding about content creation: 90% of surveyed Mexicans who posted videos during the past year said they used an AI tool in their creative process. The figure refers to that group of users, not the Mexican population as a whole.
For people leading teams, this practice offers a clue about digital adoption: tools can feel more accessible when they meet a specific and meaningful need. On its own, it does not prove that the entire labor market is ready to incorporate AI software, but it does invite us to consider experiences that are useful, easy to understand, and connected to daily work.
At Onix Board, we bring communications, automations, contact management, and analytics together in one ecosystem. Teams can centralize conversations from WhatsApp Business, Facebook, Instagram, and Telegram, configure workflows, and access shared information, with human involvement whenever needed.
The digital transition can begin with a specific process: organizing inquiries, following up with contacts, or automating repetitive tasks. If your organization is evaluating how to integrate AI into its operations, learn about Onix Board and explore which workflow would make sense to connect first.