Te-Ping Chen

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373 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2022 last heard Oct 2024

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · How Workers Are Using Generative AI Tools to Increase Productivity · 7 Jun 2023 podcast

And so we do see companies changing.

including large enterprise companies, starting to experiment with these tools.

So we certainly do see companies, and especially smaller companies, experimenting with these tools for enterprise customers and larger businesses.

It's a much more complicated equation.

Well, I think for the moment, you know, a lot of the folk that I spoke to for this piece really feel like they're getting an edge over some of the competitors with these tools, right?

Because if you're generating pitch decks using some of these tools...

saving time that way and able to come up with much more custom kinds of imagery or specific content that's really tailored to your clients in a fraction of the speed.

That's all to the good.

I think, though, as these tools become more widely adopted, there are questions, of course, about how clients are going to be viewing the use of these sorts of tools.

Not everyone that I spoke to was necessarily telling clients that they were using them.

as their competitors also catch on.

There's the question of, you know, how long will these sorts of advantages hold?

And I think fundamentally there's, you know, sort of, as one user I was speaking with was saying, like, at some point, you know, what's my ad value?

And the concern of, well, we're using these tools, and in some ways it's just raising the bar on what I need to be doing too.

Well, he was, you know, saying very helpful to him now, but of course there's anxieties about what this might look like in the future.

WSJ Your Money Briefing · These Workers Are Quitting Because They Don't Have Enough Work · 1 Mar 2022 podcast

In this sort of environment, when you have really high rates of turnover, as well as folks falling sick, some companies are compensating by trying to hire more.

And in some cases, even over hiring in rates up to 40%.

Hey, thanks for having me.

So over the last year, we saw Americans quit more than 47 million jobs.

And that's just an extraordinary number, record setting.

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