Steve Greenblatt

He's a senior systems programmer and network systems engineer at Verix.

Welcome, Brian.

Thank you.

We're really glad to have you, and we're going to talk about a real exciting topic.

But if you do want to learn more about Brian, check out his past episodes.

He tells a little bit about his background in AV and some more of his story of how he's come to become a programmer.

So what we are going to talk about today is something that is, I think, a buzzword that everybody has heard.

Because if you haven't, you certainly have been living under a rock.

We're going to talk about AI.

What we're going to talk about specifically, though, is how AI is actually used and the benefit that we've been able to get from it from a programming perspective, from an everyday perspective.

Brian's going to share with us a little bit about what he's

been able to use it for specifically as his everyday programming role.

So Brian, why don't you tell us a little bit about AI and how you've approached it and some of the value you've seen from it?

That's fantastic.

I know we're going to dig a little bit deeper and talk about more on the coding side because I know that you've found some more value, but I'm going to ask James a similar question and I'll share some of my wins as well.

But what are some of the things that you've been able to use AI for and how do you see it benefiting you in your role?

Yeah, I am similar to what you guys are saying.

I've certainly found time savings in it, being able to take small, easy tasks to make them get done quicker.

Similar to what you're saying, James, writing something a little bit differently or, hey, I need to follow up on a project and this is a situation, can you write an email for me?

Or