Curious about how AI can revolutionize your business strategies? Unlock the secrets of leveraging cutting-edge AI tools like ChatGPT, Cloud, and Gemini to transform your enterprise. Join me, Sahar, your AI whisperer, in this latest episode of the AI Café Conversations Podcast, where we reveal the final three secret menu items from our AI barista that can propel your business to new heights. But before we get to these game-changing strategies, we’ll catch you up on the latest buzz in AI. From NBC's AI-powered Olympics coverage to Apple's strides towards trustworthy AI, and Elon Musk’s controversial data collection for X's AI model Grok—we've got you covered. Plus, learn about NIST’s Dioptra relaunch, Alphabet's lightweight Gemini 1.5, OpenAI's Search GPT, JP Morgan’s innovative use of ChatGPT for financial analysis, and Las Vegas’ AI-driven weapon detection in its transit system.
Ready to innovate your business? This episode is packed with actionable insights on assigning roles to AI, using prompt chaining for richer insights, and aligning ideas with your business goals. Discover how to create actionable plans, pinpoint essential team members, and mitigate risks effectively. Plus, we introduce the “feedback frappe,” a method to transform customer feedback into actionable business strategies. Whether you're looking to start small or experiment with various AI applications, this episode offers practical advice to supercharge your business success. Grab your favorite mug and join us for an enlightening conversation that promises to unlock hidden potential in your business!
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Speaker 1 (00:13):
Hello and welcome to the AI Cafe Conversations
Podcast.
This is Sahar, your host, yourAI whisperer, and today is part
two of the AI barista's secretmenu, unlocking hidden potential
in your business.
And the last podcast.
(00:35):
If you haven't heard it, pleasego back and listen to it,
because this is built on thefirst one, the first one one,
the first one.
Today we peeked behind thecounter to encounter our AI
barista secret menu, so I wantyou to grab your favorite mug
and let's brew some hiddenpotential for your business.
(00:56):
In part one, we concentrated onthree secret menus of the six
that I wanted to discuss withyou.
So, part one we discussedMindreader Mocha, chameleon
Cappuccino and EfficiencyEspresso.
Today, we are finishing thelast three of the six secret
(01:18):
menus that will help you in yourbusiness.
But, as usual, before we gothrough that, I would like to
share with you the highlightsand the news of this week in ai.
And let me tell you, people, ithas been crazy, you know, crazy
.
No, just trying to sing, failedattempt anyhow.
(01:40):
So, uh, it has been crazyactually, and we have seen
already, nbc has been using AIfor the Olympics.
That started last Friday and ifyou are like, unless you are
under a rock.
You have been hearing a lot ofcontroversy about Olympics, the
opening statement and theopening act and all that.
I don't really see much of it,much of the controversy why it's
(02:02):
there, but anyhow, this is notwhat we're discussing here.
We are discussing that ai isbasically reaching everywhere in
your life.
But again, before we start mypodcast with the last three
secret menus for your business,let me share with you some great
news for this week, somethingrefreshing apple finally signed
(02:22):
the White House voluntarycommitment to developing
trustworthy AI, which basicallyit sets some safeguards to
promote safe and responsibledevelopment of AI and this way,
it finally joins 15 techcompanies like Google, meta,
(02:43):
amazon, anthropic, microsoft andOpenAI.
They all have signed it,actually a year ago, in July
2023.
But they're just gone.
Anyhow, better late than never,right?
Continuing the theme of security, there is a tool that has been
relaunched called Dioptra, andit's been the National Institute
(03:08):
of Safety Standards, nist.
The tool is specificallydesigned to analyze, to assess,
to monitor AI risks,specifically those models that
try to poison.
They call it poison AI modeltraining.
(03:29):
Again, that's another safeguardthat I really applaud.
Another security point, butthis one is actually a blunder
by no one else but X, formerlyTwitter.
They found out that Elon Muskhad, without telling the people
(03:51):
that use X, including myself.
You know that they implementeda change that meant that all our
data would be collected andused to train its AI model, grok
, by default.
He never told anybody.
Actually, he this is a clearviolation of uh the gdpr rules,
(04:13):
which is the eu or european uhprivacy watchdog founded, and
they send them a letter.
They still did not receive anyresponse on that violation.
So as soon as I get some news,I will share it with you.
Now some development news isthat the parent company of
(04:35):
Google, alphabet, just releaseda new version of their LLLM and
they call it leaner and meaner.
It's Gemini 1.5 flash and itwill be at no cost to us.
So they said it's a lightweightmodel.
(04:56):
You know, available to it usedto be only to certain subscriber
, but now they are releasing itfor everybody.
Why should should we care?
Because it will bringnoticeable improvements in the
way Gemini understands images,understands questions,
understands reasonings, becausethey increase the token context
(05:19):
per window like four times morethan the previous time.
It's already available in 230countries and in 40 languages.
What it will do it's actuallyit will kind of imitate
perplexity, where it will giveyou sources and include links.
(05:39):
You know, google isn't it towin it, I guess, guess.
So they added that for free forall users right now, because
lately Gemini has been calledthat they have they joined the
hallucinations of the web,meaning they used to give like
some kind of wrong answers andweird images.
So I guess they are trying tomake it better for everybody and
(06:02):
, because it's competitive, theyare offering it for free.
Another new development OpenAIthat is the parent company of
ChatGPT has released a newsearch GPT feature.
I'm actually on the waitinglist for it.
I don't know yet what it is,what it's going to do and all
that, but as soon as I'm gonnahave some information about it
(06:28):
or how to use it, I will besharing it with you.
They are trying to do searchGPT kinks.
They're trying to work them outnow, so for the future, they
can integrate it with chat gptat some time for the futures.
So they're trying to work theglitches, um, but ai seems
(06:52):
basically poised to completelychange the way we find
information online.
So again, as soon as I get someinformation or I will get
accepted into search gpt, I willsay I will save some more
details about it.
Chatgpt had like I guess Ishared it in the first episode
has passed the MCAT exam, theLSAT, the bar exam, the medical
(07:17):
board and all that, and the onlyproblem that it had was with
SEC and financial stuff.
But just lately, jp Morgan hasbegun using a special version of
ChatGPT that can act as aresearch analyst, so it will
offer information, solution andadvice on a variety of financial
(07:38):
topics.
A month ago, wall Street hassigned a contract with ChatGPT
so it will kind of train it onfinancial matters.
So I guess they are reallytaking it seriously and it's
becoming better in the financialarena.
If you want to call it the firstcity that is going to be using
(07:59):
or implementing an AI systemthat can automatically detect
weapons inside its transitsystem, can you guess which city
?
It's actually Las Vegas, sojust wanted to share that with
you.
Okay, and now a couple of tools, as I usually do, that you can
use is one of them that istrending is called Write Human
(08:24):
Write Human, one word.
It actually can transform whatAI generates as text into
human-like writing, as text intohuman-like writing.
I was doing a workshop lastweek and some of them one of the
attendees asked me is like whatabout the companies that don't
accept AI generated texts?
They find out what it is First.
(08:46):
There are tools online that youcan actually pass whatever AI
gives you and it can rewrite itin a human form.
But I also I would try thistool right human.
The other way that I do, alsowhen I want to write a blog or
share a thought or or write anarticle, is that I go to to
(09:06):
whatever ai form I'm using chat,gpt or or perplexity or cloud,
and I ask it to build thearticle or the blog in a
storytelling based on personalexperience, to make it human,
like, and I enter a story and Iask it to build the blog, an
(09:29):
article, around that story andactually it becomes very human,
very unique to your own exactway of writing, especially if
you had asked ai, whatever,especially chat, gpt can
remember your writing style ifyou copy and paste a couple of
articles and you ask it toremind, to remind you or to
(09:51):
duplicate your writing style ineverything that you do.
So WriteHuman is actually goodto use.
There is something else, alsocalled NACK.
It generates images from texton mobile using AI.
These are all the news and acouple of tools, and now I am
(10:14):
gonna start our podcast for theday.
So, as I said, today are thelast three um secret menus for
businesses that can be used.
So today we're starting withthe trend spotter tea.
So this is actually a soothingbrew that helps you see the
future of your industry.
So how do you do it, how to getthe perfect cut?
(10:37):
One gather a blend of industrynews, social media chatter or
market reports.
Let the AI algorithms siftthrough the data looking for
patterns.
So you get the report and youcopy and paste it, or you upload
it as an attachment to your AIand you let it go and do its own
(10:58):
analysis, let it identify theemerging trends that it's going
and ask it to strain out thenoise, leaving only valuable
insights.
Again, it's about how you do it, how you ask for it.
So, in order for you and youcan tell me okay, good, great,
but how can I get that blend ofindustry news or even the
(11:21):
chatter?
So, for industry news, you canlook at trade publication
specific to your industry, oryou can go to um, industry
focused news, uh websites like,for example, you can look at
tech crunch for tech, or you canlook at wwd, for example.
You can look at TechCrunch fortech, or you can look at WWG for
fashion.
You can set a google alertgooglecom slash alerts with
(11:44):
keywords that you want to followup so you get an email whenever
there is news there.
You can look at industryassociation website and
newsletter or you can look atbusiness sites like Bloomberg,
forbes or Wall Street Journal.
All that will give you ideas.
The social media chatterer youcan use X.
You can use the advanced searchfeatures with the keywords or
(12:06):
the hashtags about trends inyour industry.
You can do LinkedIn, you can doFacebook, you can do Instagram,
reddit is another one, or evenTikTok.
So, whatever you do, you can goand look for the hashtag and
look at the influencers and thecreators in your field.
The marketing reports that youcan get you can get industry
(12:27):
specific market research firmslike Gartner for IT, like NPD
for retail governance statisticagencies like the US Bureau
Labor Statistics.
You can look at financialinstitutions research department
GP Morgan, goldman Sachs.
You can do public companyearning reports online and
(12:50):
investor presentations.
You can look at crowdsourceddata platform like Glimpse or
Exploding Topics.
You can also additional sources.
You can look at academicjournals.
You can look at Google Trends.
Google Trends will be a greatpodcast like this one that offer
(13:12):
a lot of information.
You can do industry shows atconferences and webinars, and
you can also look at customerfeedback and surveys.
So remember, the key here is toactually diversify your sources
so you can get a comprehensiveview of your industry landscape.
You might want to use alsotools like RSS feeds, social
(13:37):
media management platforms oreven an AI-powered news
aggregators to help collect andorganize this information
efficiencies.
So when you get all thisinformation, you actually to use
it, you can steep the perfectcup of coffee for yourself
(14:00):
actually cup of tea here.
So when you sip, this tea helpsyou stay ahead of industry
trends, letting you adapt yourbusiness before your competitors
.
It's like having a barista whoalways knows what the next big
drink will be.
The next one is the innovation,or this will be the fifth
(14:23):
secret.
I call it innovation iced tea.
This cool drink helps youbrainstorm new ideas and
solutions.
So this is the mix Start withthe base of your company data
and industry information, add agenerous scoop of AI-powered
(14:43):
idea generation, shake it up,shake it up, shake it, shake it,
shake it With some randomconnections and associations.
Serve over a tall glass of yourbusiness goals.
So here is a detailed guide onhow to do it, because you might
say that's great, but how do Ido it?
One, start with the base ofyour company and industry
(15:06):
information so you can create acomprehensive overview of your
company that will include coreproduct, services, target market
demographics, your currentmarket position, key strengths
and weaknesses, recent successesand challenges.
And, if you wanna summarizestate of your industry, look at
(15:26):
the major trends that areshaping the industry, your key
competitions and what they do,emerging technology relevant to
your field, and also regulationsin the environment and
potential changes.
The most important part is yourcustomer pinpoints and unmet
needs and then the scope to addai idea.
(15:48):
You can actually go to uh, yourai, whatever you use, if you you
use chat, gpt, cloud, gemini,copilot, perplexity, meta,
whatever you use, you can ask itto list 10 potential new
products or services, or you canask it to suggest five novel
ways to improve existingofferings, or propose seven
(16:12):
unconventional marketingstrategies, or generate six
ideas for strategic partnershipsand collaborations.
And, of course, before youenter these prompts, you have to
assign a role so you can say asa my market analysis expert,
specializing, and then you putyour industry before.
(16:33):
You do that because, remember,garbage in, garbage out, so you
get every idea.
You get a few ideas, but youhave to always dig deeper.
You take every idea and you doprompt chaining.
So you can go and you say, forevery idea separately, briefly
explain potential benefits,share challenges in
(16:55):
implementation, suggest how Ileverage current company
strength and how to addresstrends and customer needs.
This is what you can do forevery single idea and now serve
it over your business goals.
Basically, list your top fivebusiness goals for the next one
(17:17):
and three years.
But again from chaining, takeeach business goal and say
identify which ideas will alignthat we discussed above will
discuss with this goal.
Rank these ideas with potentialimpact and feasibility.
Describe how the top rankedidea would be adopted or adapted
(17:39):
to directly support this goal.
Suggest matrix, outlinepotential first steps.
Of course, analyze, refine andprioritize as you go.
You can also go back after thatwith another prompt for the
highest priority innovation thatyou can have.
You can ask it for an actionplan like outline a 90-day
(18:03):
action plan and start developingthis idea.
Identify key team members androles, list potential risks and
mitigation, suggest methods togather feedback and propose
checkpoints.
This drink will help you comewith novel solutions to old
problems or entirely new productideas.
(18:25):
It's like having a barista whocan invent an amazing new drink
by combining unexpected flavors.
So the last one is the feedbackfrappe.
And what do you do that?
You gather all your customerfeedback reviews, surveys,
comments you toss them into theblender to get a sentimental
(18:46):
analysis and you blitz them alltogether to extract key theme
and emotions and you pour itover a bed of actionable
insights.
What do you do?
You get online review platformslike Google Reviews, yelp or
Trustpilot.
You look at social mediaplatforms like X, facebook,
instagram, tiktok.
You look at your customersupport tickets or chat logs
(19:09):
that you have email feedback orcomplaints.
Use surveys, use focus grouptranscripts, sales call notes,
use case studies from online andapp store reviews for each
source.
Then design a system that willcontinuously collect and
centralize feedback.
Collect and centralize feedback, so have tools or APIs that
(19:31):
automatically does datacollection, propose a format and
suggest, even if you havedifferent languages that you use
to do it for you, and then youcan ask AI to basically analyze
it based on sentiment approach.
(19:53):
You can even propose asentiment scale, like from very
negative to very positive, orone to ten, and describe how to
analyze sentiment acrossdifferent feedback types, like
text ratings, emojis, and thensuggest methods to validate the
accuracy of your system analysis.
(20:14):
And you can create this plan byanalyzing by product, by
customer demographic, byfeedback source, by date or time
period or by sentiment score.
So this is another way that youcan do it and you can go back
with a prompt chaining and saycreate a system for generating
(20:36):
actionable insights Like designa framework for prioritizing
issues based on frequency,sentiment and business impact.
Suggest methods for identifyingquick wins.
Propose ways to correlatecustomer feedback with business
metrics.
Recommend a format forpresenting insight for different
(20:57):
stakeholders Always improve.
By following these prompts, youcan actually create a
comprehensive system forcollecting and analyzing and
acting on customer feedback.
The Frappe helps you understandthe true sentiments behind your
customer feedback.
It will help you improveproduct and services.
(21:18):
It's like having a barista whocan tell you exactly what a
customer thinks of a drink, evenif they are being polite.
So, guys, here you have it Sixsecret menu items to supercharge
your business with ai.
Remember, just like a goodbarista, experiments with
different bean blends andbrewing methods.
(21:40):
Do not be afraid to trydifferent combination of these
ai applications.
Remember garbage in, garbageout.
Smart, small.
Start small, maybe with theMindreader Mocha or the
Efficiency Espresso.
See how they work for yourbusiness.
Then, as you get morecomfortable, try adding more
(22:00):
complex drinks like the TrendSpotter Tea or the Innovation
Iced Tea Touring Menu.
That's all for today's AI Cafeconversation.
If you have any questions,please email me at sahar at
saharconsulting.
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Bye.
Hello and welcome to the AI Cafe Conversations
Podcast.
This is Sahar, your host, yourAI whisperer, and today is part
two of the AI barista's secretmenu, unlocking hidden potential
in your business.
And the last podcast.
(00:35):
If you haven't heard it, pleasego back and listen to it,
because this is built on thefirst one, the first one one,
the first one.
Today we peeked behind thecounter to encounter our AI
barista secret menu, so I wantyou to grab your favorite mug
and let's brew some hiddenpotential for your business.
(00:56):
In part one, we concentrated onthree secret menus of the six
that I wanted to discuss withyou.
So, part one we discussedMindreader Mocha, chameleon
Cappuccino and EfficiencyEspresso.
Today, we are finishing thelast three of the six secret
(01:18):
menus that will help you in yourbusiness.
But, as usual, before we gothrough that, I would like to
share with you the highlightsand the news of this week in ai.
And let me tell you, people, ithas been crazy, you know, crazy
.
No, just trying to sing, failedattempt anyhow.
(01:40):
So, uh, it has been crazyactually, and we have seen
already, nbc has been using AIfor the Olympics.
That started last Friday and ifyou are like, unless you are
under a rock.
You have been hearing a lot ofcontroversy about Olympics, the
opening statement and theopening act and all that.
I don't really see much of it,much of the controversy why it's
(02:02):
there, but anyhow, this is notwhat we're discussing here.
We are discussing that ai isbasically reaching everywhere in
your life.
But again, before we start mypodcast with the last three
secret menus for your business,let me share with you some great
news for this week, somethingrefreshing apple finally signed
(02:22):
the White House voluntarycommitment to developing
trustworthy AI, which basicallyit sets some safeguards to
promote safe and responsibledevelopment of AI and this way,
it finally joins 15 techcompanies like Google, meta,
(02:43):
amazon, anthropic, microsoft andOpenAI.
They all have signed it,actually a year ago, in July
2023.
But they're just gone.
Anyhow, better late than never,right?
Continuing the theme of security, there is a tool that has been
relaunched called Dioptra, andit's been the National Institute
(03:08):
of Safety Standards, nist.
The tool is specificallydesigned to analyze, to assess,
to monitor AI risks,specifically those models that
try to poison.
They call it poison AI modeltraining.
(03:29):
Again, that's another safeguardthat I really applaud.
Another security point, butthis one is actually a blunder
by no one else but X, formerlyTwitter.
They found out that Elon Muskhad, without telling the people
(03:51):
that use X, including myself.
You know that they implementeda change that meant that all our
data would be collected andused to train its AI model, grok
, by default.
He never told anybody.
Actually, he this is a clearviolation of uh the gdpr rules,
(04:13):
which is the eu or european uhprivacy watchdog founded, and
they send them a letter.
They still did not receive anyresponse on that violation.
So as soon as I get some news,I will share it with you.
Now some development news isthat the parent company of
(04:35):
Google, alphabet, just releaseda new version of their LLLM and
they call it leaner and meaner.
It's Gemini 1.5 flash and itwill be at no cost to us.
So they said it's a lightweightmodel.
(04:56):
You know, available to it usedto be only to certain subscriber
, but now they are releasing itfor everybody.
Why should should we care?
Because it will bringnoticeable improvements in the
way Gemini understands images,understands questions,
understands reasonings, becausethey increase the token context
(05:19):
per window like four times morethan the previous time.
It's already available in 230countries and in 40 languages.
What it will do it's actuallyit will kind of imitate
perplexity, where it will giveyou sources and include links.
(05:39):
You know, google isn't it towin it, I guess, guess.
So they added that for free forall users right now, because
lately Gemini has been calledthat they have they joined the
hallucinations of the web,meaning they used to give like
some kind of wrong answers andweird images.
So I guess they are trying tomake it better for everybody and
(06:02):
, because it's competitive, theyare offering it for free.
Another new development OpenAIthat is the parent company of
ChatGPT has released a newsearch GPT feature.
I'm actually on the waitinglist for it.
I don't know yet what it is,what it's going to do and all
that, but as soon as I'm gonnahave some information about it
(06:28):
or how to use it, I will besharing it with you.
They are trying to do searchGPT kinks.
They're trying to work them outnow, so for the future, they
can integrate it with chat gptat some time for the futures.
So they're trying to work theglitches, um, but ai seems
(06:52):
basically poised to completelychange the way we find
information online.
So again, as soon as I get someinformation or I will get
accepted into search gpt, I willsay I will save some more
details about it.
Chatgpt had like I guess Ishared it in the first episode
has passed the MCAT exam, theLSAT, the bar exam, the medical
(07:17):
board and all that, and the onlyproblem that it had was with
SEC and financial stuff.
But just lately, jp Morgan hasbegun using a special version of
ChatGPT that can act as aresearch analyst, so it will
offer information, solution andadvice on a variety of financial
(07:38):
topics.
A month ago, wall Street hassigned a contract with ChatGPT
so it will kind of train it onfinancial matters.
So I guess they are reallytaking it seriously and it's
becoming better in the financialarena.
If you want to call it the firstcity that is going to be using
(07:59):
or implementing an AI systemthat can automatically detect
weapons inside its transitsystem, can you guess which city
?
It's actually Las Vegas, sojust wanted to share that with
you.
Okay, and now a couple of tools, as I usually do, that you can
use is one of them that istrending is called Write Human
(08:24):
Write Human, one word.
It actually can transform whatAI generates as text into
human-like writing, as text intohuman-like writing.
I was doing a workshop lastweek and some of them one of the
attendees asked me is like whatabout the companies that don't
accept AI generated texts?
They find out what it is First.
(08:46):
There are tools online that youcan actually pass whatever AI
gives you and it can rewrite itin a human form.
But I also I would try thistool right human.
The other way that I do, alsowhen I want to write a blog or
share a thought or or write anarticle, is that I go to to
(09:06):
whatever ai form I'm using chat,gpt or or perplexity or cloud,
and I ask it to build thearticle or the blog in a
storytelling based on personalexperience, to make it human,
like, and I enter a story and Iask it to build the blog, an
(09:29):
article, around that story andactually it becomes very human,
very unique to your own exactway of writing, especially if
you had asked ai, whatever,especially chat, gpt can
remember your writing style ifyou copy and paste a couple of
articles and you ask it toremind, to remind you or to
(09:51):
duplicate your writing style ineverything that you do.
So WriteHuman is actually goodto use.
There is something else, alsocalled NACK.
It generates images from texton mobile using AI.
These are all the news and acouple of tools, and now I am
(10:14):
gonna start our podcast for theday.
So, as I said, today are thelast three um secret menus for
businesses that can be used.
So today we're starting withthe trend spotter tea.
So this is actually a soothingbrew that helps you see the
future of your industry.
So how do you do it, how to getthe perfect cut?
(10:37):
One gather a blend of industrynews, social media chatter or
market reports.
Let the AI algorithms siftthrough the data looking for
patterns.
So you get the report and youcopy and paste it, or you upload
it as an attachment to your AIand you let it go and do its own
(10:58):
analysis, let it identify theemerging trends that it's going
and ask it to strain out thenoise, leaving only valuable
insights.
Again, it's about how you do it, how you ask for it.
So, in order for you and youcan tell me okay, good, great,
but how can I get that blend ofindustry news or even the
(11:21):
chatter?
So, for industry news, you canlook at trade publication
specific to your industry, oryou can go to um, industry
focused news, uh websites like,for example, you can look at
tech crunch for tech, or you canlook at wwd, for example.
You can look at TechCrunch fortech, or you can look at WWG for
fashion.
You can set a google alertgooglecom slash alerts with
(11:44):
keywords that you want to followup so you get an email whenever
there is news there.
You can look at industryassociation website and
newsletter or you can look atbusiness sites like Bloomberg,
forbes or Wall Street Journal.
All that will give you ideas.
The social media chatterer youcan use X.
You can use the advanced searchfeatures with the keywords or
(12:06):
the hashtags about trends inyour industry.
You can do LinkedIn, you can doFacebook, you can do Instagram,
reddit is another one, or evenTikTok.
So, whatever you do, you can goand look for the hashtag and
look at the influencers and thecreators in your field.
The marketing reports that youcan get you can get industry
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specific market research firmslike Gartner for IT, like NPD
for retail governance statisticagencies like the US Bureau
Labor Statistics.
You can look at financialinstitutions research department
GP Morgan, goldman Sachs.
You can do public companyearning reports online and
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investor presentations.
You can look at crowdsourceddata platform like Glimpse or
Exploding Topics.
You can also additional sources.
You can look at academicjournals.
You can look at Google Trends.
Google Trends will be a greatpodcast like this one that offer
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a lot of information.
You can do industry shows atconferences and webinars, and
you can also look at customerfeedback and surveys.
So remember, the key here is toactually diversify your sources
so you can get a comprehensiveview of your industry landscape.
You might want to use alsotools like RSS feeds, social
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media management platforms oreven an AI-powered news
aggregators to help collect andorganize this information
efficiencies.
So when you get all thisinformation, you actually to use
it, you can steep the perfectcup of coffee for yourself
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actually cup of tea here.
So when you sip, this tea helpsyou stay ahead of industry
trends, letting you adapt yourbusiness before your competitors
.
It's like having a barista whoalways knows what the next big
drink will be.
The next one is the innovation,or this will be the fifth
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secret.
I call it innovation iced tea.
This cool drink helps youbrainstorm new ideas and
solutions.
So this is the mix Start withthe base of your company data
and industry information, add agenerous scoop of AI-powered
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idea generation, shake it up,shake it up, shake it, shake it,
shake it With some randomconnections and associations.
Serve over a tall glass of yourbusiness goals.
So here is a detailed guide onhow to do it, because you might
say that's great, but how do Ido it?
One, start with the base ofyour company and industry
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information so you can create acomprehensive overview of your
company that will include coreproduct, services, target market
demographics, your currentmarket position, key strengths
and weaknesses, recent successesand challenges.
And, if you wanna summarizestate of your industry, look at
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the major trends that areshaping the industry, your key
competitions and what they do,emerging technology relevant to
your field, and also regulationsin the environment and
potential changes.
The most important part is yourcustomer pinpoints and unmet
needs and then the scope to addai idea.
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You can actually go to uh, yourai, whatever you use, if you you
use chat, gpt, cloud, gemini,copilot, perplexity, meta,
whatever you use, you can ask itto list 10 potential new
products or services, or you canask it to suggest five novel
ways to improve existingofferings, or propose seven
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unconventional marketingstrategies, or generate six
ideas for strategic partnershipsand collaborations.
And, of course, before youenter these prompts, you have to
assign a role so you can say asa my market analysis expert,
specializing, and then you putyour industry before.
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You do that because, remember,garbage in, garbage out, so you
get every idea.
You get a few ideas, but youhave to always dig deeper.
You take every idea and you doprompt chaining.
So you can go and you say, forevery idea separately, briefly
explain potential benefits,share challenges in
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implementation, suggest how Ileverage current company
strength and how to addresstrends and customer needs.
This is what you can do forevery single idea and now serve
it over your business goals.
Basically, list your top fivebusiness goals for the next one
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and three years.
But again from chaining, takeeach business goal and say
identify which ideas will alignthat we discussed above will
discuss with this goal.
Rank these ideas with potentialimpact and feasibility.
Describe how the top rankedidea would be adopted or adapted
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to directly support this goal.
Suggest matrix, outlinepotential first steps.
Of course, analyze, refine andprioritize as you go.
You can also go back after thatwith another prompt for the
highest priority innovation thatyou can have.
You can ask it for an actionplan like outline a 90-day
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action plan and start developingthis idea.
Identify key team members androles, list potential risks and
mitigation, suggest methods togather feedback and propose
checkpoints.
This drink will help you comewith novel solutions to old
problems or entirely new productideas.
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It's like having a barista whocan invent an amazing new drink
by combining unexpected flavors.
So the last one is the feedbackfrappe.
And what do you do that?
You gather all your customerfeedback reviews, surveys,
comments you toss them into theblender to get a sentimental
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analysis and you blitz them alltogether to extract key theme
and emotions and you pour itover a bed of actionable
insights.
What do you do?
You get online review platformslike Google Reviews, yelp or
Trustpilot.
You look at social mediaplatforms like X, facebook,
instagram, tiktok.
You look at your customersupport tickets or chat logs
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that you have email feedback orcomplaints.
Use surveys, use focus grouptranscripts, sales call notes,
use case studies from online andapp store reviews for each
source.
Then design a system that willcontinuously collect and
centralize feedback.
Collect and centralize feedback, so have tools or APIs that
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automatically does datacollection, propose a format and
suggest, even if you havedifferent languages that you use
to do it for you, and then youcan ask AI to basically analyze
it based on sentiment approach.
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You can even propose asentiment scale, like from very
negative to very positive, orone to ten, and describe how to
analyze sentiment acrossdifferent feedback types, like
text ratings, emojis, and thensuggest methods to validate the
accuracy of your system analysis.
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And you can create this plan byanalyzing by product, by
customer demographic, byfeedback source, by date or time
period or by sentiment score.
So this is another way that youcan do it and you can go back
with a prompt chaining and saycreate a system for generating
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actionable insights Like designa framework for prioritizing
issues based on frequency,sentiment and business impact.
Suggest methods for identifyingquick wins.
Propose ways to correlatecustomer feedback with business
metrics.
Recommend a format forpresenting insight for different
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stakeholders Always improve.
By following these prompts, youcan actually create a
comprehensive system forcollecting and analyzing and
acting on customer feedback.
The Frappe helps you understandthe true sentiments behind your
customer feedback.
It will help you improveproduct and services.
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It's like having a barista whocan tell you exactly what a
customer thinks of a drink, evenif they are being polite.
So, guys, here you have it Sixsecret menu items to supercharge
your business with ai.
Remember, just like a goodbarista, experiments with
different bean blends andbrewing methods.
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Do not be afraid to trydifferent combination of these
ai applications.
Remember garbage in, garbageout.
Smart, small.
Start small, maybe with theMindreader Mocha or the
Efficiency Espresso.
See how they work for yourbusiness.
Then, as you get morecomfortable, try adding more
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complex drinks like the TrendSpotter Tea or the Innovation
Iced Tea Touring Menu.
That's all for today's AI Cafeconversation.
If you have any questions,please email me at sahar at
saharconsulting.
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