Anne Days

And it's not that hard to teach people to do this.

But I just wanted to mention that I think the digital twin, which those guys were calling it a they were like, Well, we kind of call it a clone, we kind of call it a twin, we're not exactly sure.

I think it's going to get a resurgence.

So I think talking about it today is a really good idea.

I just quickly, I think here's the totality of my notes.

I should have been a doctor, obviously.

Unhinged writing.

But I think here's how I would break up digital twins.

And other people will probably have other examples.

But I would say there are three categories.

One is as an internal tool, and that's kind of, you know, the words biz bestie may not apply to how everybody relates to their AI, but it's kind of like the biz bestie.

It's got all of your stuff, your branding, your offers, your how you talk, all that stuff.

And it's your go-to for pretty much anything you're doing in your business, okay?

And those can start with, you know, uploading your brand, you know, guidelines and it can go all the way to like the really, really specific stuff and really, you know, like got to maintain it.

So the internal biz bestie, the second one is I'm just going to use the word sentimental.

Like I don't have a use case for that, but, and so if it doesn't have a use case, it kind of doesn't exist in my life, but, um,

It's like pouring yourself, your bio, maybe your family stories.

Like you could see using this with an elder at Thanksgiving, getting their family stories out, bio, autobiography, where it's just like, hey, this is who I am.

And you can imagine maybe segmenting it to a genre of your life so that you can put it out into the world.

Like I said, I don't have a use case for it, but someday maybe I will.