Steve Greenblatt

I mean, it really acts like an assistant in a lot of respects.

Um, I, something else that came up, I took a quote and I put it in, it said, generate a purchase order from this and it took care of it for me.

It was, you know, cause I don't necessarily have a formatted purchase ordering system because we don't write very many purchase orders.

Um, I'm also just looking at my list of conversations, which is really nice that you can go back to.

And, and I love that about chat GPT because you could put an idea in there and come back to it later.

And it's like, you're, you picked up a conversation where you left off and it remembers.

And the thing I like about it too, is it starts to get to know you and it starts to suggest things based on who you are and some of the information you fed it.

Um,

Yeah, it could be.

Could be.

The other side too, I have one in here.

We needed to understand what are some of the requirements for doing IP control in Europe.

And it explained it to me.

So these are the requirements and these are the provisions that specifically asked for it.

So it was some security items.

It's really great.

We've even had some episodes where we've generated show topics from AI.

A lot of great ways to be able to search information and get things done quicker, certainly a value there.

I, again, don't have my hands in coding day to day, but Brian, can you share a little bit about some of the wins that you found on the coding side?

I've come to find, at least when I work with it, it gets to know really our industry, which is pretty fascinating.