Can You Hack ChatGPT? Inside LEO vs SEO and Why The Google Era Is Ending
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Can you hack chat GPT? The LLMs love this organic human conversation, which doesn't happen very often. Do you know your LEO from your SEO? Their interpretation of copyright laws and things like that is different to what a lot of people will consider. And what do consumers need to know about the future of search? Yeah, you've been doing your research, I see.
Makes a change. Larry, cut off it. Don't get me started.
Well, hello and welcome to AI Having a Clue, brought to you with KPMG, where we unpack the wild world of AI. I am tech novice George Butler. Yeah, meet robot whisperer James Chandler. Robot whisperer? It's alright, isn't it? Which robots are you whispering to? Some humanoid with X in its name. Your at-home little robot hoover does not count. Don't degrade it to that. I'm not degrading it. It's called Ziggy.
you've named the hoover yeah you get you're allowed to keep when you first started that you give it a name called it ziggy and then the the lawnmower we've called mogli yeah i mean mogli is a top tier name where did ziggy come from but zigzags around the floor very good does it respond to voice not yet
What is the debate about ChatGPT, Gemini and the end of the Google era?
Okay. I mean, this is supposed to be like a futuristic tech podcast. You're supposed to be the innovative leader driving us to new places and we end up talking about your little granny hoover. Yeah, you keep calling it this granny thing.
It's a granny hoover. No, it's incredible. It uses AI to detect the floor type, to detect the amount of water that it should do when it's doing mopping, the avoidance of... sorry I might bring it in I might bring it in actually give it a little give him a little whirl around here yeah right how's maybe yeah maybe let me If you tuned into the wrong podcast, this is not good housekeeping. Stay tuned for that one. Yeah.
On your devices, the one thing I'm interested in, your pocket. Remember you talked about it? Great guns. For those that don't recall, it's James's device, which is like a bit creepy because it basically listens in on his conversations all day long. Yeah.
A little credit card sized thing that attaches to the magnet on the back of your iPhone. At the press of a button, it starts to record and then you stop recording and then it gives you these incredible summaries or the transcripts. You can basically query if you've had a conversation or an appointment or it's just... How's it going for you? It's really good. You just don't have to remember stuff and you don't have to trust that you've written something down. Like my note taking is horrific. So it's great. As long as you remember to press the button and...
Are you still telling everybody that it's, you know, is it okay if I record on my pocket? No, you don't have to tell people. It's basically spying on people. Seek forgiveness after. Have you caught anything yet that someone shouldn't have said on record? No, I haven't.
I'm sort of using it in a very practical sense for things that ordinarily I would forget. So like a physio appointment, right? Do these 10 exercises. So rather than trying to scribble them down or try and remember them and do that very British thing of going, yeah, I've got all that, but you obviously haven't. I'm just using my pocket. But it's good. It comes with me everywhere. Apart from now. I don't seem to have it now.
Oh, yeah, well, it's because I threw it up. Right. We have got a great guest on today. Oh, yes. Now, on paper, James, I won't lie, when I first read... Is this like Love Island or something? On paper, not going to lie. On paper, I'm not going to lie, this guest wasn't my type if we're talking Love Island language.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–1:46
2
What is the debate about ChatGPT, Gemini and the end of the Google era?
1:46–22:45
3
Who is Richard Rowley and why does his SEO background matter for AI search?
22:45–27:22
4
What is LEO vs SEO and how do they differ in an AI-first search landscape?
27:22–29:32
5
Are people already switching from Google to ChatGPT and other LLMs for search?
29:32–29:47
Speakers
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