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Q Has AI helped you to run your business more efficiently?
A It certainly has. So we do, we do primary research. We do primary research for ourselves. And we do primary research for clients, and I would say the data analysis capacity when you get, you know, survey responses from, let's say, a thousand or 2000 people, the data analysis capacity is pretty amazing. Of course, it requires oversight because, as we know, this stuff makes mistakes, it hallucinates, it comes up with bizarre conclusions, particularly if you work it a lot. It's like an intern that gets tired easily, I find. It's been really interesting for the data analysis capacity. I would say for us as well, in terms of just being able to go and look up things, let's say, look up what a competitor's been up to, analyze media coverage. It's been very powerful, and one of the more interesting things And I suspect other PR people that you speak to or are listening or hear this will, will also would agree with this. One of the more interesting things that PR has been good for, and any tech founder, regardless of the stage they're at, can do this. It's a really useful media training tool. So you can ask AI, you can feed it a bunch of articles from John Smith, who's a journalist at Magazine X, and you can say to it, Take on the personality of John Smith based upon what you've read. I am a founder who's, you have just raised a Series A round for his robotic company. What questions wou…
AI assessment note: “It certainly has. So we do, we do primary research.”
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Q executives, and professionals who are actively looking for tools and services to help their business grow. If you want to put your brand in front of this highly dedicated audience, that's difficult to reach. I'm currently looking for a few strategic partners for the channel to learn more about sponsorship opportunities. Click the link in the description. Let's grow together. Why? Should startup founders and investors care about these changes?
A I think they should care for a couple of reasons. Number one, startups, in particular, treat A-round startups. Often have a lot of trouble with PR. I am usually of the mind that a pre-A round startup should not hire a PR agent or agency. Maybe after you get past that A round, it's time to kind of think about it, particularly if you're in specific industries, consumer facing industries, but B to B as well in some instances. And I think the changes really have made the playing field very, very different. And then the playing field is no longer level. Some agents, some agencies are egregiously behind because they haven't kept up with this stuff. And if you hire those people as a tech company, as a startup, you're going to run into pretty big trouble because really AI for a lot of people, I think is the new window on the internet. It's a new frontier for reputation for sure. And you need to make sure that whatever the PR function is that you're working with understands and can exist in that new world.
AI assessment note: “I think they should care for a couple of reasons. Number one,”
