Allie K. Miller

Okay.

It even looks at the emails that he gets from his partner to be able to put that into the summary.

And every single morning, automated, it gives him a summary to look at.

And so the caregivers that I meet with, whether they're looking after children or family members or friends that they've taken in or parents...

there is just so much noise.

And for whatever reason, we've decided it's a good idea as a society to have like 20 different sources for this noise.

AI can act as a really strong synthesizer that can pull in sources and can summarize things for you and make it digestible and can automate that sort of check-in.

One structure that you can use is...

I'm a blank who's trying to blank.

And by the way, these blanks are long bits of context.

And I'm trying to, right, turn on that blow dryer.

I have tried plugging it into multiple outlets.

I have tried hitting the reset button.

I have tried turning it off and on.

I am nervous that I'm going to electrocute myself.

I have double-checked the manual, right?

You can give it things that you've tried before, things that you want to do, things that you're worried about, methods that you... Things that you might want to get done.

Really, all I want to do is curl my hair, right?

And then you can say...

Not just what's the answer, right?