Andreas Welsch

three sections, use the same tone that we've used in this conversation, and then generate some HTML that I can put into my newsletter.

Yeah, exactly.

True.

Yeah, and you know, what you just said about the podcast applies to any business situation and interaction as well.

Maybe you're preparing for a meeting or you're coming out of a meeting and you're thinking, well, I don't know if I really did so well here or I think I did absolutely great, but how can I be even better?

AI can become your coach there as well.

If you feed it the meeting minutes, they analyze the transcript for Andreas or for Corey.

What else can I improve upon?

How can I make a stronger point and so on?

I think those are some of the benefits where we have this kind of intelligence at our fingertips for, you know, fractions of a cent per interaction, if you will.

And, you know, previously, these kinds of briefings have been pretty exclusive to C-suite executives, right?

Here's your briefing for the day or for the week.

Here are the people you will meet with.

Here are the main discussion points.

Talk about this.

Don't talk about that.

All of a sudden, you have that personal assistant, that executive assistant at your fingertips too, and you can get the same insights and nuggets to help you prepare better.

Big opportunity.

So, you know, I started it as a little bit of therapy, to be honest.

I had been in an AI leadership role leading a large center of excellence doing this for the first time in my career.