Summary:

Quick recap 
    
Richard also presented a video demonstrating the new features and how to use them. Richard demonstrated the capabilities of Chat Gpt, including its ability to create a Christmas card using a photo, bypass copyright issues, perform complex data analysis, and generate a marketing expert for Sydney. He emphasized the power of Chat Gpt's data analysis and creative capabilities.

Richard detailed the functionality of the 'Mark Configure' section within a system, highlighting its capabilities for web browsing, image generation, and file upload. He and John discussed the potential impact of a new service. Richard also emphasized the flexibility of Gpt models for small businesses and creative projects. The team discussed the potential risks and benefits of using Chat Gpt for sharing information, with Richard expressing concerns about the security of uploading company secrets. John emphasized the importance of execution rather than idea ownership.

Richard shared his experiences and concerns about Openai and Excel plugins, emphasizing the need for a secure, fully integrated Microsoft system. John proposed a workshop on name chain, a non-programming automation tool that has been successful for some clients. Richard suggested using Chat Gpt for competitor analysis, opportunity identification, and marketing strategy refinement. Richard and John discussed the rapid development and competition in the Chat Gbt space, acknowledging the need for constant innovation for survival in the market. They also discussed the potential of Apple in the AI sector and the impact of artificial intelligence on jobs and industries. 

Summary 
    
Live Event, Openai, Chat Gpt, and Dali System Updates 
Richard, John, and Geoff discussed their upcoming live event and the recent changes with Openai and Chat Gpt. Geoff confirmed resolving computer issues that caused him to miss a previous event. Richard shared his recent issues with his internet service provider, Optus, and the group speculated on the reasons for the disruptions. John and Richard conducted a workshop focusing on the recent changes, and Richard presented a video demonstrating the new features and how to use them. The session was prepared in advance to prevent disruptions due to a lack of credits. Richard demonstrated how the different elements of Dali data, analysis, and brows have been combined to create a new and improved system and introduced the concept of custom instructions. He also conducted a photo analysis of three West Highland dogs and obtained accurate results. Richard then asked a question about finding a nearby dog groomer, which utilized the system's ability to reach out to the internet using Bing and provided accurate results. 
    
Chat Gpt's Data Analysis and Creative Capabilities 
Richard demonstrated the capabilities of Chat Gpt, including its ability to create a Christmas card using a photo, bypass copyright issues, perform complex data analysis, and generate a marketing expert for Sydney. He also highlighted that Microsoft is adding Python to spreadsheets, and discussed the potential for Gpt apps. Richard emphasized the power of Chat Gpt's data analysis and creative capabilities, and showed how it can be used to generate ideas for small businesses. 
    
Configuring Mark for Web, Image, File Upload 
Richard detailed the functionality of the 'Mark Configure' section within a system, highlighting its capabilities for web browsing, image generation, and file upload. He emphasized the importance of setting the publishing option when saving to ensure privacy. Richard and John discussed the potential impact of a new service, with John praising its customization abilities and Richard noting its potential for connecting to other data sources. Geoff and John also participated in the conversation, providing their insights and asking questions. Richard demonstrated various applications of Gpt models and emphasized its flexibility for small businesses and creative projects. The conversation later focused on OpenAI's GPT-3 tool, with Richard and John discussing its potential for creating images and future development in animation and video. Richard advised the team to persevere with Gpt despite challenges and to start with simple prompts. Towards the end, Tony asked a question about uploading documents to create his GPT. 
    
Chat GPT Security and Execution Risks 
The team discussed the potential risks and benefits of using Chat Gpt for sharing information. Richard expressed concerns about the security of uploading company secrets. John emphasized that most ideas are not original and stressed the importance of execution rather than idea ownership. Geoff and Richard also discussed Microsoft's upcoming individual-level availability of their copilot feature, which uses Gpt. They noted the potential risks associated with the access to everyone's source code. 
    
Openai, Excel, Chat Gpt, and Name Chain Workshop 
Richard shared his experiences and concerns about Openai and Excel plugins, emphasizing the need for a secure, fully integrated Microsoft system. John proposed a workshop on name chain, a non-programming automation tool that has been successful for some clients. Richard also cautioned about potential issues with add-ons for Chat Gpt, stressing the need for thorough research. The team discussed the benefits of using Chat Gpt in business, with Geoff expressing his appreciation for the information shared. Richard suggested using Chat Gpt for competitor analysis, opportunity identification, and marketing strategy refinement, and the possibility of creating custom Gpts for specific needs was also explored. John and Richard demonstrated some features of the tool, and John outlined the resources available in the Ao advantage pro group, including replays of previous workshops, a private podcast, and a knowledge base. They also encouraged users to suggest topics and ask questions. 
    
Chat GBT and AI Competition: Financial Success and Innovation Needed 
John and Richard discussed the rapid development and competition in the Chat Gbt space, with Richard mentioning his work with Ros and the impact of recent Gpts releases. They acknowledged the need for constant innovation for survival in the market. John highlighted the financial success of Chat Gbt, reporting billions of dollars in revenue in one year. The conversation ended with a mention of Google's payment to Apple to avoid competition in the search engine market. Richard, John, and Geoff also discussed the potential of Apple in the AI sector, with Richard expressing his belief in Apple's content production ability but concern over computational requirements. They also touched on Adobe's advancements in generative AI for creative projects. The conversation concluded with a comparison of different AI systems' capabilities and user-friendliness. John and Richard also discussed the challenges of picking tools in the current stage of development, warning against becoming too attached to any particular tool. They also touched on the cost of running the services and the potential for AI companies to fail as the market settles down. The conversation ended with a discussion on the impact of artificial intelligence on jobs and industries. 
    
AI Tools for Tasks and Podcast Categorization 
Richard and John discussed the efficiency of using AI tools for tasks such as categorizing and editing. John shared his experience of using chat GPT to categorize directories for a podcast, which Richard supported. Geoff and Ros also contributed to the discussion. Towards the end, they discussed logistics and plans for upcoming workshops. The team agreed to continue experimenting with AI tools and possibly showcase some of their projects in the future. 
    
 

Our very special guest speaker today is Noah Healy ...

Running The Red Queen's Race

In Lewis Carrol's 'Through The Looking Glass' The Red Queen (portrayed by Helena Bonham Carter in the 2016 movie) and Alice are in a race where they have to run as fast as they can just to stay still!

Do you feel the same about A.I.?  In this extended interview with Noah Healy, we discuss if this is really what A.I. is doing to business and society, is it really about evolution or is there a better way to deal with this challenge?

Noah Healy studied nuclear engineering and then pivoted to becoming a professional and recreational computational mathematician. His game theory work on Negotiation Games provides unique insights into deployment strategy for AI at individual, corporate and industry level. Also he used it to develop the patent pending CDM system for the most efficient markets known.

Topic:

Strategic application of of AI to transform your business and ecosystem

Summary:

Laying out the strategy of shifting business and ecosystem with AI. Basic points to include easy integration points, stable and unstable competition, self-disruption, and shifts in the competitive landscape.

Meeting Summary for AI Advantage Pro Event Series 

The event discussion covered various topics related to artificial intelligence, including recent developments in chatbots and how AI can enhance jobs rather than replace them. Participants also discussed how businesses need to be proactive in adopting AI to adapt to changes and remain competitive. While some are fearful of job losses, experts noted that AI tools can boost productivity for skilled workers. The group considered how industries have transformed before through technological changes. Emerging features in AI like voice cloning and language translation were highlighted as examples of new opportunities. Overall, the consensus was that embracing AI innovation will open up new avenues for businesses and allow those who are masters of their fields to further expand their skills and services.

• The event discusses AI news and recent developments from companies like ChatGPT, which released a new multimodal format and improved image generation models.
• Google dominates the online search market with around 90% share, due in part to paying Apple $18 billion per year to remain the default search engine on iOS devices.
• Anthropic's constitutional AI models focus on integrating empathy and addressing issues like model hallucination.
• Microsoft saw a 13% increase in revenue boosted by strong growth in their Azure cloud business.
• Researchers are working on frameworks to correct AI hallucinations and make models' outputs more grounded.
• Adoption of AI technologies provides opportunities for 20-50% productivity gains for businesses in fields like law and finance.
• While AI promises huge benefits, fully realizing its potential requires overcoming challenges like disruptive changes and fears of job loss.
• Intermediaries' expertise and knowledge can be identified, commoditized and distributed at scale using AI to enhance rather than replace human work.
•  Areas like programming, legal work, and grant writing are promising near-term applications of AI due to the ability to automate initial drafts and filtering of large amounts of data

    
Here's your meeting summary for AI Advantage Pro Event Series on 11/01/2023. This summary has been auto-generated. AI-generated content may be inaccurate or misleading. Always check for accuracy. 
    
Overview 
    
Richard demonstrated the use of 11 labs for voiceovers and promos, as well as his digital bubble.

Richard hosted a live AI community event with noah as a guest, featuring an interview, Q&A session, breakout rooms, and a post-discussion on AI pro tips with John, who introduced the AI Pro membership.

Richard and noah discussed the impact of AI with John and noah, and the group discussed the potential impact of AI on the workforce and the need for reporting on successful and unsuccessful pilots. Richard initiated a discussion about overcoming challenges in a race and asked participants to share their key takeaways, which included the impact of AI on the workforce and the need for reporting on successful and unsuccessful pilots.

Full Recap 
    
Richard's 11 Labs Demo 
Richard demonstrated the use of 11 labs for voiceovers and promos, as well as his digital bubble. The discussion also touched on maintaining privacy and security, and the innovators' dilemma. 
    
AI Community Event: Interview, Q&A, Membership, Developments, Revenue, and Study 
Richard hosted the fourth live AI community event, featuring an interview with Noah Healy, a Q&A session, breakout rooms, and a post-discussion on AI pro tips with John. John introduced the AI Pro membership, which provides access to resources and meetings related to AI. He highlighted the benefits of membership, including access to a special group, hands-on workshops, and a private podcast. Additionally, he discussed recent developments in the AI world, including a new multimodal format from Chaji and Google's investment in empathetic AI. John also noted Microsoft's 30% increase in revenue for the September quarter, largely due to its cloud business incorporating AI. Lastly, he mentioned a study by researchers at the University of Science and Technology, China, which developed a framework to address and correct AI's hallucination issues. 
    
AI's Impact on Computing Resources and Innovation Adoption 
John shared updates and introduced Richard, who introduced Noah Healy, a market designer and game theorist. noah spoke about the concept of the Red Queen's race and its implications in the world of AI. Richard and noah discussed the impact of AI on the utilization of computing resources, with noah warning of the potential for being outcompetited if businesses fail to keep up. noah also addressed the concept of the innovator's dilemma, explaining how established leaders often struggle to justify adopting innovation due to short-term financial losses. Richard agreed that significant change is needed in response to the uptake and flexibility of AI. 
    
Retail Giants, AI, and Privacy Concerns 
Noah discussed the rise of retail giants Amazon and Walmart and the fall of Sears, attributing it to their inability to adapt to the shift towards internet-based trading. He highlighted that the next dominant companies would be those that leverage information technology effectively. Noah also touched on the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to disrupt various industries, mentioning legal services and medicine as areas that could see significant changes. Richard asked about the potential negatives of AI, leading to a discussion on privacy and security concerns, particularly with chatbots. Noah also mentioned the possibility of inferring trade secrets from questions asked of chatbots. 
    
Innovation, Adaptation, and AI in Businesses 
Richard opened the floor for questions after discussing with noah. Grant asked noah about problem-solving in the context of businesses retracting. noah recommended using a story matrix to engage stakeholders and start thinking about changing the industry, emphasizing that businesses resistant to change would be left behind by those that adapt. noah also used a metaphor of penguins on ice flows to illustrate the concept of adapting to change. The challenges of innovation in business and the reluctance of some business owners to take risks and be innovative were discussed. A proposal was made to create a new field and structure for businesses to be leaders in a new situation. Grant highlighted the importance of momentum and control in implementing innovation. Towards the end, Karen asked about storytelling's relevance to their discussion. Zoom expressed concerns about intermediaries being replaced by AI and direct models. noah replied that intermediaries can still add value in certain markets and can use AI to share knowledge across large groups. He also suggested that chatbots can be used to create rough drafts for programming and grant writing. Miguel expressed support for the use of AI at universities. 
    

AI Implementation and Impact Discussion 
Miguel, Richard, Brendan, and John discussed the implementation and potential impact of AI. They touched on the need for reporting on successful and unsuccessful pilots, the transformational impact of AI on the workforce, and the dangers of hubris in AI development. The group also discussed the fear factor surrounding AI and its potential to displace jobs. Furthermore, they discussed the potential of AI to save time and improve efficiency, and the need for courage in facing the challenges ahead. Tony introduced the idea of using AI to summarize book descriptions, emphasizing the need for courage and boldness in the new world. Noah highlighted the opportunities people see in the new world and the importance of courage in facing the challenges ahead. 
    
Integrating AI Into Planning Systems 
Noah stressed the significance of integrating AI into their planning systems and shared that its implementation has already started in some areas like finance. John and Richard then provided tech tips, demonstrating two AI tools, ChatGPT Dall-e and 11 Labs. They highlighted the potential for AI to improve human interaction and expand audience reach. Richard invited attendees for further discussions and announced the date for their next event in the first week of December
    
 

The back-and-forth between the speakers and the audience throughout the workshop suggests a vibrant, engaged community. One moment that stands out is when Richard Wray gives a preview of what he plans to discuss, highlighting the interactive and open nature of the workshop. The event was not just a one-way dissemination of information but a collaborative effort to explore and understand the ever-evolving landscape of AI.

Some Highlights:

1. GPT Vision: Richard Wray mentions having great results with "GPT vision stuff," suggesting that the capabilities of GPT models extend beyond text and into the realm of image recognition or vision tasks. This opens up a range of applications that attendees might explore.

2. Common Instructions: The importance of setting up "common instructions" is highlighted, likely referring to the prompts or queries that are fed into Chat GPT. This implies that how you interact with the model can significantly impact the quality of the responses.

3. Plugins and Extensions: The discussion touches on "plugins" that may be available or can be developed for Chat GPT, hinting at the extensibility of the technology for more specialized tasks or functionalities.

4. Customisation: Richard Wray appears to suggest that Chat GPT can be customised to a considerable extent, possibly referring to fine-tuning or the use of specific plugins to achieve desired outcomes.

5. Responsiveness: There is a mention of how Chat GPT responds being "super super important," which might imply that the way the model is configured to interact can greatly affect user experience.

6. Awareness of Features: Richard Wray suggests that there are features or capabilities of Chat GPT that "you may not be aware of," indicating that the technology is continually evolving and that staying updated is essential.

These insights offer a rich tapestry of pointers that could help anyone looking to delve deeper into the capabilities and applications of Chat GPT.

A.I. Summary (of course!)

What Zoom thought:

Here's your meeting summary for John from Evolve Systems Group Pty Ltd - AI Advantage WorkShop Series on 10/17/2023. This summary has been auto-generated. AI-generated content may be inaccurate or misleading. Always check for accuracy. 
    
Summary 
Chat GPT Workshop and Studio Lighting Discussions 
Richard and John discussed their experiences with setting up their studios and the challenges of lighting for green screens. Richard reassured Ros that she would find the upcoming Chat GPT workshop beneficial, despite her current interest in prompt-building. Richard guided the team through a workshop, demonstrating features of Chat GPT and emphasizing the importance of setting up custom instructions in the platform. He also noted that the paid version of Chat GPT offers additional powerful features. 
    
Virtual Team Setup and Tech Support 
Richard demonstrated a virtual team setup and how he assigns personalities and roles to each member. He introduced a new character, Bob, a customer who owns a cafe in Brisbane. Richard also explained how to utilize the chat feature in Zoom to gather responses during a virtual team meeting, using a text that he recommended. There were some technical issues with sharing the screen and video optimization, which Richard and John worked through during the meeting. 
    
Investing in Comprehensive Instructions for Chat GPT Benefits 
Richard discussed the benefits of investing time into creating comprehensive 'common instructions' for Chat Gpt. He emphasized that this approach could significantly ease the workload in the future. He also demonstrated how to use custom instructions to provide more detailed information about the user and their team, which can enhance the accuracy and relevance of responses from Chat Gpt. Richard also mentioned the option to add a specific type of customer if needed. The session was interactive, with Richard encouraging participants to ask questions at any point. 
    
Collaboration and Problem-Solving Strategies 
Richard discussed strategies for team collaboration and problem-solving. He demonstrated a method of posing hypothetical scenarios to team members, encouraging them to provide individual feedback and opinions. Personalities and team dynamics were highlighted throughout the meeting. Richard also showed how feedback could be implemented, revised, and improved. The discussion concluded with John suggesting a change to the standard email introduction, aiming for a more direct and less personal tone. 
    
Chat Gpt's Realistic Scenarios for Business Promotion 
Richard discussed the latest version of Chat Gpt, emphasizing its potential to generate realistic scenarios and allow for effective practice of business promotion. He suggested starting small with prompts and continuously editing them until the desired results are achieved. Ros agreed with this approach. Richard further highlighted the ability of the AI to simulate real-world situations and encourage team members to critique each other's work. The AI system was also noted to have 'personalities' and the ability to recreate realistic situations. 
    
Apple's AI Investment and Book Publishing Discussed 
Richard and John discussed the rapid development of AI systems, particularly in relation to Apple devices. They noted that Apple was now heavily investing in AI, which was expected to enhance the user experience on their devices, and could potentially lead to the development of new AI-only devices. The team also discussed the use of AI in book publishing, advising to start with original content and utilize AI to assist, rather than relying solely on AI-generated content. Additionally, they discussed the importance of being careful with the AI system to avoid potential trouble, and highlighted that the system seemed to have a sense of responsibility. Ros expressed interest in setting up a team for writing and authoring purposes, and was advised to consider using prompts and explore tools such as 'Prompt Genius'. Lorna, new to the topic, shared her experience as an NLP trainer and expressed interest in learning more. Richard offered her a personalized session to understand her specific requirements and make recommendations. 
    
Chat App Updates and Community Progress 
Lorna, John, Richard, and Ros discussed the features and benefits of a paid version of a chat application. Lorna expressed her intention to continue using the platform despite the constant updates and changes. John highlighted the platform's flexibility, enabling users to transition conversations between devices. Richard showcased an example of the chat application's AI, Chat Gpt, providing accurate information on parking availability. The team also discussed the potential of the application to generate visually appealing social media content. Richard provided Lorna with a link to book a 15-minute chat, and John encouraged Lorna to join the Venice Community Pro Group. The team concluded with personal updates and plans, including Lorna's experiences with health challenges and gratitude for each day. 
    

What Fathom Thought:

• Richard discussed the features and benefits of the paid version of chat TPT, emphasizing the importance of setting up custom instructions. He also mentioned adding virtual team members with specific roles and personalities to enhance the chat experience.15:00
• Richard mentioned that there was an option to optimize a video clip, but he was unsure about sharing the entire video. John asked about the application of this option to the problem they were discussing.20:13
•  Richard Screenshared John, Richard, Ros, and Lorna had a conversation where they discussed the importance of building clear prompts and common instructions for using chat GPT. They also mentioned the use of specific phrases to get desired results and welcomed Lorna who had trouble finding the link.20:53
• Richard did a fast recap of the workshop on chat TBT, highlighting the features available in the paid version. The agenda included sections on common instructions, building virtual teams, GP key vision, Darley three plugins, and ended with a Q&A session.23:18
•  Richard Started Screensharing John, Ros, Richard, and the team discussed the importance of providing custom instructions to Chat GPT to enhance its responses. They also explored various ways to utilize the virtual team members and their personalities to obtain different perspectives and feedback.24:06
• John and Richard discussed the process of building custom instructions for virtual team members in chat GPT. They emphasized the importance of starting with small prompts and continuously editing and adding information until desired results are achieved.  Richard Stopped Screensharing34:15
• Richard quickly ran through a few items, including the Bing integration and the powerful GPT vision. He also mentioned the close connection between OpenAI and Microsoft, and if there was time, he planned to demonstrate a couple of quick plugins.38:39
•  Richard Screenshared Richard explained to Ros and John how to use the paid version of GPT 3.5, which allows them to browse with Bing for up-to-date information. He also mentioned that the GPT vision feature is only available in GPT-4 and demonstrated how it works.39:22
• Richard, Ros, and Lorna were discussing a photo, but there was a technical issue with the screen sharing. They realized they were on the wrong page and couldn't see the photo properly.44:08
•  Richard Screenshared Richard demonstrated the capabilities of a chatbot tool that could analyze and describe various images, including dogs, a forest floor, an electricity meter, and a cheese plate. He also mentioned the possibility of asking questions and receiving recommendations based on the images.44:31
• In the discussion, Richard expressed annoyance at the difficulty of using Discord for creating images, while John offered to share his screen and use his local version to attempt creating something related to the dog recommendation service Richard was starting.51:50
•  John Screenshared John, Richard, Ros, and others discussed the progress of generating LIGO and adding extras to it. They also mentioned the possibility of redesigning it for an audience based on John couples in Sydney and the option to ask team members for their opinions.52:54
•  John Screenshared John needed help enabling plugins on GPT4, specifically the Open Table plugin. Richard guided him through the process and also discussed the importance of providing specific instructions to GPT4 for better results.55:15
• John and Richard discussed various topics including the limitations of chat GPT, Microsoft's investment in chat models, Apple's development of their own AI, and the potential for AI-generated content in writing. They also mentioned the importance of user-friendliness and the financial success of tech giants like Google and Apple.59:37
• The group had a discussion about using AI to generate content, with John suggesting treating the AI like a human and Lorna expressing her interest in learning more about it. Richard offered to provide guidance and assistance based on specific requirements.1:07:42
•  Richard Screenshared Richard, Lorna, and John discussed a real-world example where someone used chat GBT to find out when they could park. They found that chat GBT provided accurate information, demonstrating its usefulness in situations like picking up children from school.1:13:30
• Richard, Lorna, John, and Ros had a conversation about the benefits of using social media and posting attractive images for their work. They also discussed booking options, with Richard asking John for the link and suggesting Lorna book some time with him.1:14:26
•  John Screenshared John mentioned that as a member of a special group called the Venish community program, they had access to all the necessary information. Lorna confirmed that John and Ros were automatically joined, and John mentioned that he had also joined for lead management or marketing purposes.1:15:28
• Ros, Lorna, Richard, and John had a conversation about various topics including snakes, personal experiences, and future plans. They discussed their experiences with snakes, shared personal stories, and expressed well wishes for each other.1:17:34
• Richard and John discussed their experiences with a chatbot tool called GPT and its limitations. They also mentioned the possibility of upgrading to a paid version but decided against it due to the restrictions and difficulties they encountered.1:22:02
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John North's enlightening session will cover:

ChatGPT's Eye-Opening Revelation: Dive into how John and his team skillfully harnessed ChatGPT's potential to challenge the established understanding of heart attacks in medical science. They'll share their intriguing findings from heart check surveys of 1,794 responses.

Real-time Demonstration of ChatGPT & Advanced Data Analysis Synergy: Experience firsthand the transformative power of melding ChatGPT with Advanced Data Analysis. Witness how seamlessly complex data can be decoded into actionable insights, all with a simple click.

About John North:
John's a bestselling author, the driving force behind Evolve Global Publishing and Evolvepreneur.app - pioneering platforms aimed at elevating businesses and budding entrepreneurs. With an impressive track record of generating over $25 million in sales, both for himself and his clients.

Here's what he has in store:
ChatGPT's Revelatory Insights: Delving deep into how ChatGPT was used to challenge and rethink the medical science's perspective on heart attacks.

Real-time Demonstration: A firsthand view of the dynamic combination of ChatGPT and Advanced Data Analysis, turning complex datasets into actionable takeaways instantly.

Our very special guest speaker today is Don Bosco ...

Entrepreneur & marketer with a propensity for big-thinking. Based between the U.S. and Europe.

Topic: A.I. Avatars For Marketing

A.I. Summary:

AI Advantage Community Event: Educating and Inspiring Entrepreneurs 
Richard welcomed everyone to the latest AI Advantage community pro event, emphasizing its goal to educate and inspire entrepreneurs on utilizing AI technology. Richard also highlighted the growing collaboration among attendees. John North, CEO of Evolvepreneur, presented on the recent surge in AI technology, attributing it to the explosion of available data, increased computer processing power, and significant investment. John also discussed the AI Advantage community, its benefits, and a special 50% discount offer for new members. Additionally, he shared some recent AI developments, including Bing's multimodal search and Google's new data consent features. 
    
AI: Fundraising, Empathy, and Growth 
John discussed a variety of AI-related topics, including fundraising for Character AI, an app that allows users to converse with different characters. He also mentioned Microsoft's interest in nuclear reactions for clean energy and the potential for AI devices to replace smartphones. Furthermore, John highlighted a study that showed AI models exhibiting higher levels of empathy and communication than human doctors. He concluded the discussion by expressing his opinion that the possibility of robots taking over the world, as depicted in popular culture, is unlikely. John also discussed the potential and challenges of AI, highlighting its usefulness in filtering spam and its potential in medical diagnosis. He also mentioned some apps that utilize AI, such as Storystory AI and Varden AI. Additionally, he spoke about the opportunities for AI in optimizing business operations and creating AI-driven apps without the need for coding. John posed a question about whether people want AI to tell them what to do or if they want to be the ones giving instructions. He suggested that while people often overestimate AI's short-term capabilities, they underestimate its potential in the next decade. He ended the discussion by noting the immense growth in AI and expressing the opinion that it could potentially make trillions, not just billions, of dollars. 
    
BHuman: Unleashing Human Connections 
Don shared the origin story of BHuman, a marketing technology he developed to enable businesses to make human connections at scale. He identified the difficulty of breaking through the noise as businesses become more saturated, and highlighted the importance of personalized, human communication. Don noted that video, which can include personalized elements, has become a crucial medium for his business. He shared that he had begun working on this technology four years prior to the meeting. 
    
Technology Advancements in Personalized Videos 
Don showcased the significant advancements of their technology beyond personalized videos at scale. He highlighted examples of how their users leverage the platform throughout the customer journey, in areas such as outreach, welcome videos, and appointment reminders. Don's presentation included user-generated videos that demonstrated the platform's ability to personalize videos with specific names, dates, and contexts. He concluded by sharing additional creative use cases, including abandoned cart recovery for e-commerce stores and reminders for radio stations. 
    
Doubled Open Rate Platform With AI Studio and Face-Voice Recognition 
Don presented the results of a new platform they developed, which doubled the open rate, seven times increased the click-through rate, and four times the conversions. He demonstrated how the platform works through an app called AI studio, where users can create personalized videos for various customers and send them out via email or SMS. Don also mentioned that they are working on a new technology that uses face and voice recognition to allow live chats with the audience. Despite being in its early stages, this technology has seen significant adoption. 
    
Improving Voice Chat Response Time 
Don and Adriana discussed a new voice chat feature, which is currently being improved to reduce response time. Dan raised concerns about the response lag, which Don acknowledged and confirmed that the team is working to improve. Richard shared his experiences using the technology. At the end of the meeting, Don clarified that embedded videos in emails are linked to platforms like Vimeo and are hosted on an unbranded account for the user. He also discussed the option of creating custom landing pages with components from the video, allowing users to take action directly. Richard then ended the general Q&A session to move into a breakout session. 
    
Exploring AI's Potential in Enhancing Human Interactions 
The team discussed the use of AI as a tool, emphasizing its potential to augment human interactions rather than replace them. Paul expressed his desire to use AI to personalize human connections, citing the power of personalized communication. Ros, new to the field, showed interest in using AI for writing and connecting with fans. lynne highlighted the ability of AI to facilitate multichannel marketing communications quickly and accurately. Finally, Gerry expressed enthusiasm for learning more about AI. 
    
Tools and Browsing Features Introduced 
John introduced several tools and apps, including a paid search engine called Kagi Universal Summarizers, Advanced Data Analysis, and Bing's browsing feature. He warned about the risks of misusing the browsing feature and suggested the use of Australian spelling. He also discussed the complexity of the sign-up process for Mid Journey and highlighted a bot that allows users to create their own direct chat. Richard shared a podcast episode demonstrating how to use Pix, which the team used to create images for their show. John discussed a tool that could generate unexpected results when used with Mid Journey, and shared his experience experimenting with it to create a board game. He invited the community to join their platform and encouraged further exploration of the tool's capabilities. 
    
Founders Offer, Feedback, and AI Apps Discussion 
John discussed the founders offer and encouraged questions, but there were no specific queries raised. He then suggested that attendees provide feedback on the event, which could be used for future promotional purposes. There was a discussion about the overwhelming number of AI apps available and the importance of starting small and learning gradually. John also mentioned the availability of resources on a website link that attendees would receive via email. Richard expressed surprise with some individuals using large numbers of chat Gbt prompts. 
    
Platform Simplification and Experimentation 
Richard and Don discuss the challenges of overcomplicating the platform and offer a free month for anyone interested in trying out the platform. They also mention the importance of experimenting with the platform to find the best solution for their needs. The next event is scheduled for November 1st, and Richard is available for a 15-minute sync that can lead to consultancy and discussions afterwards. The team thanks each other and plans to meet again in a month's time. 
    
Work Speed and iPhone Integration Discussed 
Richard discussed his recent work and agreed to make John the host of their meeting. They discussed the importance of improving the speed of their project and the necessity of getting the chatbot to work on iPhones in Australia. Richard also mentioned he would share his AI key with Don for ease of use. Finally, Richard mentioned an upcoming event in November where they planned to demonstrate their work, emphasizing the need for a good video of Jerome and his voice. 
    
Video and Voice Quality Discussion 
Richard and Don discussed the quality of their video and voice work. Richard highlighted some issues he encountered, such as the video appearing unnatural and the voice changing accents frequently. He also provided Don with advice on improving these aspects. They discussed the use of headphones for better sound quality and the potential for accents to be picked up more accurately in future updates. Richard also mentioned his willingness to beta test the improved model. Towards the end, they discussed concerns about embedding the chat box on a website and how it might work on mobile devices. 
    

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Our very special guest speaker today is Joseph Rosenbaum ...

Joseph is the Chief Learning Officer at Synthminds AI, and has developed courses on Prompt Engineering. He has a background in STEM education and Social Work, and is passionate about making AI and emerging technologies more accessible for all.

Making AI Accessible to All

Topic:

AI Education and Alignment

Summary:

An overview of current advances in generative AI, the importance of alignment and responsible use, and a demonstration of Professor Synapse, the last prompt you’ll ever need.

AI Summary

The event discusses the potential for generative AI technologies like GPT-3 to transform education by increasing accessibility and productivity. While such tools could help level the playing field for students with disadvantages, their use also presents risks if not guided responsibly. Joseph demonstrates how ChatGPT can assist with tasks like creating slides, spreadsheets, and designing images, potentially saving users significant time. However, listeners were warned not to fully rely on its answers without independent verification. The discussion explored best practices for organizations looking to adopt AI, from clear usage policies to enterprise models with added safety and privacy controls. Overall, generative AI seems poised to both speed up the learning process and make education more equitable if implemented judiciously.

Key Moments

• Generative AI has the ability to create new text, music, images and other media through machine learning models. This is a more advanced form of AI compared to earlier models that only learned from data.
• Education equity aims to provide all students with a good quality education, regardless of their access to resources like internet connectivity. Generative AI tools can help improve access and learning outcomes for students.
• Tools like ChatGPT and other conversational agents are useful for creating educational curriculum, lessons and hands-on learning activities to support teachers and students.
•  AI collaboration tools may increase productivity when working on projects. One study found a 40% boost in productivity and quality of work.
• Policy and governance need to catch up with the capabilities of generative AI to ensure appropriate and responsible use, especially in education.
• Khan Academy is developing Conmigo, a chatbot tutor that guides students to answers and resources rather than directly providing answers.
• Midjourney is an AI art generator that can quickly create design concepts, graphs, slides and other visual content to support business and marketing tasks.
• Prompt engineering is important to align AI conversations with goals and ensure a clear understanding of the task or question.
• Fact-checking AI responses is still important due to the possibility of incorrect information, even if the likelihood is only 15%.
• Business uses of AI include navigating complexity, finding opportunities, and providing company to solopreneurs working alone.

Our very special guest speaker today is Stewart Marshall ...

Stewart Marshall is a technology adviser, mentor, translator of IT gibberish, and the bestselling author of "Kick Some SaaS - The software leaders' guide to creating global impact" and “Doing IT for Money – A business leader’s guide to improving profit per person“. Tech and innovation have been his lifelong passions. He's spent over 30 years in ICT, including executive leadership in enterprise at S&P/ASX50 listed WiseTech Global, consulting to industry and government, and more than 20 of those at the cutting edge of software R&D and digital transformation leading multi-million dollar projects, creating, designing and building tools and solutions used by governments and thousands of businesses worldwide, including Proctor and Gamble, Kawasaki, Honda, and Kellogg’s. Through his consultancy, writing and advocacy, he's helped thousands of software and business leaders, and is a senior member of the Australian Computer Society mentoring the next generation of Australian technology talent. Today, he's on a mission to make purpose-led action an everyday activity for millions of users, and to show technology leaders how they can leverage the latest and greatest tools like AI to turn their tech into a global impact juggernaut.

Keep Calm And Carry On

Topic:

Why AI won't take our jobs and will likely create many more.

Summary:

AI is now retirement age. It's been around since 1956 and this year's version is just the next iteration in a long line. As the old wisdom tells us, this year's AI is next year's software. So it's just a tool we can use to help us be better at whatever we do.

Meeting summary for AI Advantage WorkShop Series (12/12/2023) 

Chat GPT and Bard Cross-Checking Importance 
Richard emphasized the importance of asking follow-up questions, experimenting with different phrasing, and fact-checking with other platforms when using Chat GPT. They encouraged users not to be lazy and to always ask for more details and clarification. They also demonstrated how to use Bard, a Google product, to cross-check information provided by Chat GPT. Richard highlighted that while Chat GPT is useful, it doesn't always provide correct information and users should be aware of this. 
    
AI Platforms and Task Automation Discussion 
Richard discussed the importance of using AI platforms like Chat Gpt for organizing information into easy-to-scan bullet points, stressing not to overlook other platforms as AI is still in its early stages. They highlighted the upcoming launch of the Gpt store in early 2024, initially scheduled for 2023. Richard demonstrated how Chat Gpt can automate tasks like document creation and social media posting, emphasizing the need to focus on basics before experimenting with more advanced functionalities. They also explained the process of setting up and utilizing Zapier for Gpt, including creating a Zapier account, establishing a connection with the Gpt, and adding a unique text to identify each Gpt. Richard also demonstrated how to add a new action, such as sending an email or creating a spreadsheet. They concluded by noting that the process can be complex due to the need for account and authorization details, but becomes easier with repetition. 
    
YouTube, Facebook, Chat Gpt, and GPTs: Monitoring and Sharing 
Richard discussed a system they created to monitor their YouTube playlist and automatically share videos on Facebook via Chat Gpt. They stressed the importance of careful prompt creation and testing to get desired results, and mentioned that the system can be slow at times. Richard also highlighted the limitations of the free version of Chat Gpt, noting its lack of advanced features. They emphasized the potential of GPTs to interact on social media platforms, and promised an upcoming course in January to guide participants through the basics and advanced features of GPTs. Ros expressed their interest in exploring the potential applications of GPTs.