Alicia Lyttle

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So talk to me about what has to stay human.

Because in your experience, and you do have real life employees, what does that even look like?

What have you tried to augment with AI that hasn't worked?

Because you've become so much more productive and so much more able to service your clients through the use of AI.

So where are the lines for you?

Where are the places where you say, no, thank you.

I know in my own businesses, we've been very, very clear about like, let's say the use of AI models.

That's not something that we're taking advantage of right now, despite it being easier, more cost efficient, better from a time point of view.

Where do you look and with everything that you know and say, you know what, like that's a,

That's a line for me.

Her name is Adilza.

She's a human.

We're going to need to distinguish this stuff.

Yeah.

My point of view is,

everything in business is better when you put the decision-making through the lens of what is best for the customer.

And so if you're always ultimately in service of your customers, you're going to make the best decisions for your business.

And I actually think even as you think about AI, that's a really kind of safe way to start thinking, okay, what should we do and what shouldn't we do?

So give it to me, like, as you said something, you know, that blows my mind right now, because I can never imagine not writing my own emails.