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Chief Growth Officer at Marketing Artificial Intelligence Institute

A perfect example of AI in action: opening up opportunities where time constraints may have prohibited this from happening, (quickly) preparing ahead of time, and understanding the journalist's and audience's needs to be an even better SME. All with the help of AI.

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Founder & CEO, Marketing AI Institute and SmarterX | Co-Host of The Artificial Intelligence Show Podcast

Here's a quick example of finding valuable AI use cases in real-time once you know what AI is capable of doing. Yesterday morning a journalist from AFP, a French news agency, reached out asking for my thoughts on the Google AI Overviews announcement and the impact that it might have on search. I wasn't familiar with AFP, or the journalist, so I put a quick prompt into ChatGPT to learn more. Prompt: Give me a summary of the type of stories that Thomas Urbain of AFP writes. Include links to some examples. It gave me a great summary of his writing, including links to recent articles. But, having owned a PR and marketing agency for 16 years, I know sometimes journalists have a certain angle they're going for when they conduct interviews, and it's good to be prepared. So, I followed up with ChatGPT and asked the following question. Prompt: What's the overall tone of his stories? Are they fact-based, or do they take a position that could be controversial? ChatGPT: "Thomas Urbain's stories for AFP exhibit a predominantly fact-based and objective tone. He focuses on delivering comprehensive coverage of events, presenting facts clearly and accurately without overtly taking sides or injecting personal opinion. His articles are detailed and thorough, often exploring the broader implications of the topics he covers." It continued on with a more in-depth summary of some specific articles to highlight his fact-based approach and then offered a conclusion about his overall tone and style.  I then performed the same sequence of prompts in Google Gemini and Perplexity to verify the information and compare the outputs. All told, in about 3 minutes I had the information I needed to reply to the inquiry and schedule a call with Thomas. As someone who has done PR his entire life I can tell you this process would have taken me 45-60 minutes to complete through traditional Google searches and note taking. And given how busy my day was already, I probably would have just passed on setting up the interview due to time constraints. When you understand what AI is capable of, you will continually find valuable use cases for it throughout your day. Keep learning and experimenting. And thanks to Thomas for a great conversation and writing a balanced, fact-based article. Just as the AI told me he would. https://lnkd.in/dg2zSHeQ

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I agree! Thanks thats a great example to use AI in your daily preparation for 😊 meetings/interview.. etc

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