Allie K. Miller

I can, in the span of an hour, start to get a prototype of like whatever it is that solves my problem.

Just ask it to be your...

co-pilot on these problems and like really treat it as a first-class employee.

Like don't treat it as this little thing to hide in the corner.

Imagine if it was a supportive mechanism for your entire team, your entire business, and put too much responsibility on it, put too much onus on it, and see what it comes back with.

Like really, truly try and break it.

Totally.

And there are, you know, risk scenarios, right?

It could, there's data privacy concerns.

So obviously you want to be safe on that.

You could run out of your tokens and it'll say, sorry, you know, come back in four hours when I have more brain power.

It could give you maybe the wrong answer, not the best answer, but I am pushing back going, are you sure that's the right answer?

I even, this is going to get really weird.

But if I solved it with one AI and I get this perfect outcome and I go, ah, this is the plan.

This is how I'm going to do my daily competitive research.

Anyone would normally just launch that thing.

I'm going to go to a second AI and go, hey, can you judge the hell out of this thing?

And I'm going to say, can you check it for this?

Can you check if this?

And I will have these AI systems battle to make sure that they've been tested to improve.