Dr. Amara Pope
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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Like, I mean, I'm oblivious. I've gone to a high tea thing once, you know, like I've never, but that's so different from the customs and practices they do there. And I think just the level of respect that they have for one another in kind of the different scenarios I was in at least, that was something I really appreciated.
I did not. No, I did go to the fish market though. And I got to see kind of the crazy shuffling and then the bargaining they do in the fish market is so crazy. It's such a high energy space, but no, I, I did get to select certain things when I crammed the sushi, but I didn't just get to pick a fish and have it cooked for me. No, I didn't get to do that.
Okay, sounds good. You got to do that.
Oh my gosh, that's so funny. I actually have some still downstairs, but I brought home a whole bunch of snacks for my little brother to try because he's a huge snacky. And the Kit Kat I love the most was the strawberry flavored. I can't even tell you what's in there because... Everything's written in Japanese, but it's really, really good. And they're actually like a strawberry colored like pink.
So it's really cool. Yeah.
Honestly, in everyday communications, AI has been so helpful. I would say just in terms of testing, A, B testing, different marketing campaigns, being able to input the data that we want and saying, okay, if we could frame it this way, A or B, let's test those things out and see how it works.
But I also find if you're using platforms like ChatGVT for copywriting, so say you want to write an email, you pump it in there, it presents it in a professionalized way. There's so many key words that if you look for in an email, in a LinkedIn post, in Instagram, it gives it away. Don't use Delve. I found Delve is like a go-to and a way to spot it.
So there's been ways I've been able to utilize it to better my corporate communications, but also recognizing what are the key things that you should make sure you look out for. But it's definitely helpful in everyday life when it comes to comms and marketing.
I think, honestly, a go-to for me is actually ChatGBT, which is why I'm talking about it. But I think it's really important the way you're explaining it, that the more data you feed into it, the more improved the outcome is going to be. Because if you're putting stuff, just say even just verbiage that sounds more like you, it'll pick up your tone of voice. It'll pick up your mannerisms.
It'll pick up the way that you... communicate and have dialogue. So when it speaks back to you, it sounds more like you, the more frequent that you communicate with it. But I always think that AI, there's so much scare around AI and working in a telematics company, we try to demonstrate how there's so many ways it can be used in powerful ways that it can help
diminish errors, improve safety, do a lot of different things that the human brain and human capabilities cannot. And I think that rather than being scared of it, working in tandem with it is so important.
Okay. We can start with something like Canva. I also use that platform regularly. You can take a simple task. Say you want to edit a wedding photo and you just need to remove a little person or something in a corner. All it takes is a quick eraser, AI generates it, and you have a beautiful picture. Something as simple as that.
It doesn't have to be scary, but if you start off with baby steps and see how it can help you in your everyday life... I think that's beneficial. If you're already on Word, say you're using Microsoft Word and you're using spellcheck, you're already working in tandem with a computer to help you spit out that essay or that email or that report.
So just think about it as an additional tool rather than something you're battling. I think that's the best way to put it.
I think that any kind of form of education is important and continuing education, whether that be through skills and trades or that's through a traditional institution of a university or college. I think it really helps you when you graduate. You're a young adult. You're still learning about the world and learning about yourself.
I found that going through university, of course, I went through my undergrad, master's, PhD. I was going through a long haul, but I also had those real world skills where I was jumping into the workforce and trying a bunch of different things.
You learn a lot about what your likes are, what your passions are, and also develop a lot of soft skills, your discipline, your ability to focus on something, your ability to communicate with others. I don't think that we should think about higher education as just learning books and theories and ideas and facts.
It's also about developing the self and understanding these are soft skills that are going to take you forward.
Okay, hit me.
Oh, yes. Um, right now it is overnight oats, which just sounds so boring and old, but really, really like overnight oats right now.
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