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Dr. Len Tau, aka the Reviews Doctor, is on the podcast. With Kiera, he goes into the most critical nuts and bolts of making sure your practice stands out (or at least keeps pace with) online reviews amid AI. He explains jargon terms like ranking power and factors and velocity of reviews, whether or not you should actually be responding to reviews of your practice, and a ton more. Visit SuperchargeYourDentalPractice.com and enter the code RAVING to save $100 on registration for Dr. Tau's annual conference. About Dr. Tau Dr. Len Tau thrives on helping practices maximize their online reputation, marketing, and social media strategies. As a speaker, Len is known for his lively and engaging presentations packed with ready-to-use strategies. He regularly travels the country sharing his marketing brilliance and passion for practice growth with audiences. As a consultant, he offers practice leaders with real-world solutions tailored to fit their specific challenges and opportunities. Len loves to help doctors and their teams understand and implement successful online systems to build their practice. He currently serves as general manager of the Dental for Birdeye Reputation Marketing Software. Selected as one of Philadelphia's Top Dentists by Philadelphia Magazine, he continues to experience growth year after year in his fee-for-service practice focusing on general, cosmetic, reconstructive and implant dentistry. Following his father into the dental profession, Len graduated from Tufts University School of Dental Medicine and continues to pursue ongoing continuing education opportunities. He has had the privilege of serving patients for two decades. He is an active member of numerous professional organizations including the American Dental Association, the Pennsylvania Dental Association, the Academy of General Dentistry, the Eastern Dental Society, the Northeast Philadelphia Dental Implant Study Club, and the American Academy of Clear Aligners. Episode resources: Subscribe to The Dental A-Team podcast Schedule a Practice Assessment Leave us a review Kiera Dent (00:00) Hello, Dental Team listeners. This is Kiera and today I am so excited. This is one of my dear friends. We've known each other for several years in the industry. I'm super freaking pumped. I'm going actually be at his event next year in September. Little teaser. Stay tuned. He's got an amazing event he does every year in September. I have Dr. Len Tau. He is one of my faves. He is better known ⁓ as an authority in the dental consulting world, reputation marketing, and a practice growth. He's recognized by dentistry today as a top dental consultant for eight straight years.   He is the author of Raving Patients and 100 plus tips to 105 star reviews in a hundred days. Like this man knows how to do it. He's one of my faves. We really do collaborate on so many fun things. After 20 plus years in clinical practice, he now helps dentists nationwide, increase revenue, case acceptance and visibility. He leads the dental vision at BirdEye, hosts the Raving Patients podcast and runs the Supercharger Dental Practice Conference, which is the one I was alluding to that we're gonna be at next year in September, empowering practices to thrive in today's competitive landscape.   He's truly one of my faves. And today we're gonna dig into like, how do you get online reviews? But Len, welcome. I'm so happy to have you on the podcast. How are you today?   Dr. Len Tau (01:06) I'm good, thanks for having me, I'm excited to be here.   Kiera Dent (01:08) Of course. And this just came about because Len like, let's just do a little teaser. You're prepping full like steam ahead right now for your event that's coming up in September in Florida. ⁓ I love like the last time you and I were on the podcast, we talked about you in clinical dentistry. And then we reconnected after some time and you've left the chair, you're living your best life and you full blown gone into the event space. So just like, I know we're gonna get into like online reviews and how AI is changing that it's going to be just a really, really fun episode today. But tell us a little bit like   How is it going from like full blown dentist in the chair to now full blown events, like running these awesome events that we're super excited to be a part. Just kind of give me a little insight to that.   Dr. Len Tau (01:46) Well, it's been, it's been a lot of, a lot of fun. It's been very different, obviously, you know, for 23 years, I practiced dentistry, um, for about 12 of those, 13 of those who was full time. And then I went part time in 2017 until I sold and retired in 2022. Um, but one of the things I've grew up on in dentistry was going to dental events and, the big, the ones, the small ones, you know, all over the country and as a dentist first, and then as a vendor.   Kiera Dent (02:08) Mm-hmm.   Dr. Len Tau (02:15) Um, since 2013 or 14, so a long time in the space. know, one of the things that really hit me was that the events are not really put on very well. They're not, um, you know, whether you, if you're a dentist, there's issues when you're a vendor, there's issues. And I said, you know what? I want to change the game. And, um, one of my goals when I retired from dentistry was to start putting on events. So in 2023, um, in, in September, we did an event in Delray had 208.   Kiera Dent (02:25) Right.   Dr. Len Tau (02:44) Dennis there, 33 sponsors. was, first day was business, second day was marketing. Excuse me. First day was marketing. Second day was business. Had a 13, 14 speakers. It went off better than I could ever imagined. I then moved to the last year in 2024 to Scottsdale. And we were at the Scott Resort and Spa, which is a beautiful hotel and the event was good. It wasn't great. Definitely moving to different coasts.   I felt there was not as much, know, engagement, excitement about the event. So I, my family and my wife and I decided, Hey, we're going to do this. Let's have people come down to me. I live in beautiful, you know, part of Florida. we're having this year's event and the next three of them at super at, ⁓ at pure 66, a brand new hotel, ⁓ in Fort Lauderdale. It's literally half hour from my house, five miles from the airport, easy to get to. So this year event is September 26th and 27th.   Kiera Dent (03:32) Bye.   you   No.   Mm-hmm.   Dr. Len Tau (03:45) We've got 14 speakers, ⁓ mixture of business and marketing. So we've got people talking about social media, about content. We have people talking about saving money on taxes. We're talking about how to become a fee-for-service practice. ⁓ So a lot of different great content and top speakers, Steve Rasner, Paul Goodman, ⁓ Jeff Buski, ⁓ Richard, Rich Maddow. So some real, real heavy hitters. And then some people who people haven't really heard of, Melanie Diesel, who's new in the dental industry.   So, but I like to do it differently and my events are very high end. You come, you're going to see things you probably have never seen before. I give a ton of time to the vendors so the vendors love me because they make sure that they get integration or interaction with the attendees. So you're going to be speaking in 2026, same weekend at September 25th and 26th in 2026, same hotel, pure 66.   Kiera Dent (04:28) Sure.   Yeah.   Dr. Len Tau (04:40) We're ramping things up right now. We're literally a month out from the events. still have people signing up. I still have people wanting to reach out as sponsors. And it's, it's, it's, is the fun time for me. Cause when I'm done, I'm, you know, I get a couple of months of break and then I start promoting 2027 again. So ⁓ it's been a good time. I really enjoy it. And I find that I've kind of ⁓ created something that's very different and the attendees really enjoy it and the vendors really enjoy it. So if I can make everybody happy,   Kiera Dent (04:45) No.   Dr. Len Tau (05:09) That's all I'm looking to do here.   Kiera Dent (05:11) ⁓ and Len, I hope the audience, if they can't see it, they can hear it. I think it's so fun because I mean, I've seen you in different spaces in your career, in your life. And there is just this like giddy, like younger version of Len that I feel is emerging of like, it's like giddy boyhood, like excitement of I'm excited to put these on. I'm excited to do these events. And it just makes me so happy for you. And what I think I'm hearing is yes, attendees are happy. Vendors are happy. But I also hear that Len is very happy and to do something   in dentistry is just very, very fun. It's very exciting. And so we're jazzed. I'm really excited. I love good events. I love great time. I love to help. love business marketing. Everybody can take that. That's not Kiera's jam. Like I, that's why I wanted to bring you on. You guys are very good at marketing. You're very good at that space. but to talk about how to help people have their best lives to grow the practices that they want to grow. I think you and I are so synergistic in that. So we're super excited and I love, I mean, I'm not going to highlight the fact that there were   a couple of sixes in that is September 26 at Pier 66. You guys hopefully like, I like the alliteration. Don't put anything weird on it guys, but I do appreciate that you made it easier. September six and nines flipped upside down are a six. Like hopefully everybody can remember September 26, Pier 66. It'll be a good time in 2026. I mean, we got four lines, so we're okay. We've at least got four sixes, not we didn't end on three, but I really hope an exciting step. We'll make sure we put some info for people.   For this year and for next year, I think it'll be a fun time. Dental A Team will be there, so come hang out with us. ⁓ Len, I'm super excited. I will not spoil secrets, but a lot of the things he told me for the events, I will say he does put his heart and soul into it. So Len, excited about that. Thank you for sharing. Good luck for this year. We're gonna be rooting you on this year and next year. And now let's pivot. Let's go into like your jam. You're in BirdEye, you're in marketing, you're on online reviews. AI has come into the scene. Practices are changing.   I also will say, I hope everybody listens to you of their like succession story. You hung up the hand piece, but you are still full steam ahead in dentistry. And so I hope people see that like there is no path to dentistry. Like you just, it's a, it's a beautiful world that you're in. So let's talk though, online reviews, AI, how is this working? How do we make sure that practices are still being visible? Chat GPT is on, on the prowl.   There are clients signing up with us now that have found us on chat. GPT, which is so random. It's changing how people have been doing things. Walk me through. What are you seeing with these online reviews? The importance, how to bring AI in? Like, let's just kind of go in a rift on how practices can still be visible with AIs. Like just showing up to the scene.   Dr. Len Tau (07:43) So I wanna talk about chat CPT for a second. ⁓ I refer to it as my best friend. ⁓ It helps me edit. No, I haven't named it yet. No, I haven't named it. ⁓ you have?   Kiera Dent (07:50) Have you named it? I've got to just ask Len. Have you named? I have! Me and Chet,   I had a name and now her name is Wanda. I don't know why, I don't even know where Wanda came, but people are like, here, are you hanging out with Wanda again? Cause I agree. Like they're our best friends. So go on Len. I can't wait to hear what you name your Chet GPT cause mine is currently Wanda.   Dr. Len Tau (08:06) I'll have to, I   have to name it now that I have to think of something. ⁓ but no, I started using it. I'm like, this is really helpful and it's only gotten better. And, just to give you an idea is, ⁓ my wife and I, and my son, my son just graduated high school. He's literally just started his freshman year at, university of Florida on a free ride. ⁓ smart, smart ass kid. I'm very proud of him. But, you know, and I travel a ton, but I travel a ton for business and I made a commitment. I think I told you that,   Kiera Dent (08:25) Boo? Yeah.   Dr. Len Tau (08:35) during the summer when he was going away for school, I was not going to travel. So from March to literally next week, beginning of September, I haven't traveled at all for business. we did plan some really great travel for our personal lives. And one of the things we did was we had a cruise, a 17 day cruise to Europe. ⁓ And when I decided I did not want to do the excursions to the cruise, cause they're really expensive and you're with all these people. I prefer to kind of just go and tour myself.   Kiera Dent (08:44) It's awesome.   Dr. Len Tau (09:05) So I use ChatGPT in every city. And I said, I'm going to the city. This is what I'm going to get in. This is the cruise I'm going on. It got the cruise itinerary. And I said, I want to set up private tours in every city with different people. And it helped me pick the best tour guides. They referred me to a website called Tours by Local, which is an amazing website that you can meet people who are local that will take you around.   show you the city and it was amazing. It was amazing. So I thank Chachi PT for doing that because I wouldn't have known about half these things if I didn't do it. And in fact, one of the women, and actually the very first place you went to, which was in Split, Croatia, which was beautiful. I told her that literally that's kind of how I went down this road was I asked Chachi PT, what should I do in Split? And they said, you need to use this tour guide. She's the highest rated tour guide and has the best reviews on tours by local. like,   What's towards by local? And that started this whole thing. So she was, she was amazed to hear that. So, ⁓ I have been using Chad GPT for a long time, like I said, and even now it is people I know type in, know, get me to the best dentists in the area. And it's very much based on reviews. So you have to be a highly rated practice. you may not believe in reviews and if you do, think you're not smart, but you know, if, if you want to be at the forefront of where people are looking,   Kiera Dent (09:58) Yeah.   Yes.   Dr. Len Tau (10:25) You have to generate reviews in a significant amount. Velocity now, which is how often you're getting them, is one of the biggest ranking factors on Google, whether you want to believe chat GPT or not. ⁓ But you have to get reviews. You can't, you know, rest on your laurels and say, well, I have enough because you never have enough. Okay. And, ⁓ and you've got to let Google rank you high. And there's been a big discrepancy in the industry, a big, I don't want to say a misunderstanding.   Kiera Dent (10:43) read.   Dr. Len Tau (10:52) But I've been in the review space now since 2013, so 12 years. And in the past, dentists thought that if they get reviews, they're going to rank. And that's not the way it is anymore. If you have reviews, but don't pay attention to the other ranking factors, you actually don't rank well. And that's a problem. So, chat GPT AI is so important, but you still got to dominate Google. You still got to get to the top of the pages.   And that's really where the direction is going. and if you aren't there now and you are ignoring it, you're never going to get there. So I would love to talk to you about our list in instruct or educate the listeners and viewers of these ranking factors that they need, need to pay attention to, or they're going to be left behind when it comes to ranking on Google.   Kiera Dent (11:27) Yeah.   absolutely. And I'm excited for this too, because, I did notice that you've got to like, AI is just crawling the web. That's where it's getting, it's being taught. It's crawls it. It looks through all of it. And so agreed with you. have a lot of clients and like, we want the secret pill of marketing. And I might get your reviews up. Like it is constant and consistent that if you get those reviews up and you bring pieces to the table, that people literally like that's what's going to rank you higher. So I'm excited, Len to, to dig in deeper because it is like how   getting more reviews, but to hear that there's more beyond just the reviews really can help these offices like get the best bang for their buck, help more practices. And I'm like, it used to be when I first started consulting when I used to tell offices get to like 100 Google reviews. It is now I'm pushing people like five, six, 700 reviews that you need to be getting ranked into. And I don't know if you're seeing like a cutoff line or if it matters on that. So I'm really excited to dive into like, what are the rankings? What are the pieces? Is there a difference? But I'm like now   100 reviews, when I look at somebody I'm like, hmm, like if there's another dental practice that has maybe 400, 500 new clients come on, the first thing I do is I go look them up to see how many reviews do you have? And I'm shocked at how many dental practices actually are not showing up when I Google their names and they're like, no, no, care, we're here. And I'm like, but if I'm a prospective new client that doesn't work in your practice and I don't see you all the time and I just tried to find you and I'm looking for you.   How many patients who are not looking for you are not finding you as well. So yeah, take us away, and I'm super curious, very intrigued by this. It's fascinating. And I'll also say, because AI is new, feel like people got like a reset slate. Like, hey, you can actually get back into the game if you haven't been into the game, if you just start playing now. If you don't, I agree with you. I do think that you will unfortunately get obliterated without trying if you don't get into the game now.   Dr. Len Tau (13:28) 100 % so and I couldn't agree with you more. So the best thing to do here is if you're listening to this, I want you to go to a Google search and I want you to type your practice name in. Okay, so that's the first thing to do. Right.   Kiera Dent (13:39) and not in your office. Don't do it in   your office. Go somewhere else. Like try it somewhere else.   Dr. Len Tau (13:44) Right, well, and 100%, that's another thing is that if you're gonna look up your ranking specifically, you do not wanna do that from your office location, okay? Because you're not gonna get real results. You also wanna go into incognito mode or private browsing mode on your phone or your computer if you're doing that to check ranking. But this is not specifically about ranking. This is more about how you appear online. So go to Google and type in your practice name. Not your name unless it's the name of the practice, but your business name, okay?   Kiera Dent (13:52) Yes.   Mm-hmm.   Dr. Len Tau (14:13) and it doesn't have to be what's registered with the state board. It's how you, when you answer the phone, what you say, okay? Pennsylvania Center for Dental Excellence was my practice name, okay? So you wanna look yourself up. So these are some of the ranking factors that Google looks at. Obviously one of them is your total number of reviews you have. Definitely a ranking factor, but the total number has not been as important as some other factors as well. So.   Kiera Dent (14:20) Mm-hmm.   Dr. Len Tau (14:40) Average number of reviews in the industry right now is about 350. It used to be like 100 was the golden number. Now 350 is the average in the industry. So are you average? Are you below average or are above average? Okay, that's something to look at. The second ranking factor, which is even more important is the velocity of reviews. So how many reviews, how often you're getting them. Okay, so if you're getting once every two weeks, not enough. If you're getting them once every week,   Kiera Dent (14:46) Yes.   Dr. Len Tau (15:10) Not enough. You don't need them every single day, but two or three every single week is ideal. Okay, because you think two or three every week gives you eight to 15 a month times 12 months is 100 reviews a year, which is a nice number. Okay, so you have to have that velocity. All right. Third ranking factor is the total score, your average number of stars. So   I would like you to be anywhere from 4.6 to five stars. Okay. I don't think you have to be only five stars. think there's a negativity related to that. If you're only five star reviews, but I also don't want you to below 4.5. Okay. ⁓ And if you're at 4.3, 4.2, or even 4.1, another better review or two, and you're to be in the threes. And that's really where you don't want to go. Cause you lose a huge percentage of patients who may come in if you're less than four stars. Okay. Another ranking factor.   is the primary category. So how do you know your primary category? If you look under your Google, your name, will say right where the stars is, will say, hopefully dentist in your town or dentist in your county or dentist in your city. Okay. So your primary category should be dentist because we're a dental practice. Okay. If you're an oral surgeon, you may want it to be oral and actual facial surgeon. If you're an endodontist, want it to say endodontist. You don't want it to say dentist if you're a specialist. Okay.   ⁓ That's a big ranking factor and I'll give you an example. I, ⁓ my wife had some plastic surgery over the last couple of years and we were referred to that doctor. So we didn't need to search for him. We were referred to him. went in, we liked him, we used his services. ⁓ And of course, being a plastic surgeon, I talked to him about reviews. He now uses BirdEye, but he had me speak in an event that he holds down here in Boca Raton.   And I talked about this exactly. And I asked everybody, cause it was a small group. What is your primary category? And he goes, he said to me, literally, he says, I'm listed as a nurse practitioner. He wasn't listed as a plastic surgeon. He was listed as a nurse practitioner. So his categories were all messed up. So when you actually typed in plastic surgeon near me, he never showed up because his category was wrong. So primary category is a very important ranking factor as well. Now you also have to make sure your secondary categories are also. ⁓   Kiera Dent (17:15) No.   Dr. Len Tau (17:35) ⁓ under ⁓ are there as well as under the proper categories. So secondary categories, if you're a dentist, dental clinic, teeth whitening services, denture care center, orthodontist, if you're doing aligners, if you're endo, you're doing root canals, you can have endodontist. If you do periodontist, can do periodontist. You want to make sure you have nine secondary categories. Okay, if you don't have them, you want to add them.   Now, how do you add them? It's very easy. You go to Google using ChatGPT or anything and say, how do I add secondary categories to my Google business listing? Okay. It will tell you exactly like a recipe how to do it. You need to add those secondary categories. All right. And if you want help doing it, you can always reach out to me. The last ranking factor, which is really important is making sure that the practices name, address, and phone number is consistent. Okay. So just to be clear, most   website companies do not do local SEO. They do website SEO, which is making sure the website is SEOed so the website ranks higher on the organic rankings. We're talking about getting the Google business page ranking higher, which the website companies are not focused on. So when it comes to the name, address and phone number, is it consistent? You have to be consistent. And this is a Google requirement.   It is not a patient thing. It's not a me thing or you thing. It's a Google requirement that this data is consistent. So the name is obviously important. So if you have the and or the ampersand, you may find things inconsistent. When it comes to the address, if you have, you know, South State Streets, Unit 510, you can have South or S, you can have Street or ST, and then you can have Suite, Unit, Number, or STE.   All these variations need to be consistent. So one of them has to be done and one and stuck with. And then if you are using a tracking number for whatever reason on your Google business listing, you may find your inconsistent there as well. So when you make everything consistent and you get a higher velocity of reviews, guess what happens over time? You rank higher on the maps. And when you rank higher on the maps, you get more visible for patients to find you. So that's where the secret sauce is. And   Not that this is a sales pitch about BirdEye, but that's exactly what BirdEye does. BirdEye does those. We check all those boxes for you. And then what ends up happening is a practices get more reviews. But more importantly, when they ask patients how they find them, they're going to see that they found them because of their ranking online and the reviews drove them to the practice. So that's how this whole thing plays a role in getting a practice more visible and credible.   Kiera Dent (20:06) Thank   Wow. So I was over here like taking a lot of notes, which I really loved. I love the number, the 350 at the average, the velocity, like three to five per week you were saying. It doesn't need to be an everyday, but I do agree like them consistently coming through the total score, the 4.6 to five primary category, secondary category, making sure we have nine. And then you were talking about like the practice name, phone number, all of that has to be consistent. So the addresses have to be the same. And that's going to help you rank higher.   Did I miss anything? Those are my notes, Len. And I'm just curious, like, did I catch them all? Because there was a lot of pieces to consider. And then I have some follow ups as well. So like, did I miss anything in that list?   Dr. Len Tau (21:02) No, I   think you got it all there.   Kiera Dent (21:06) Okay, so hopefully that was a good recap for everybody. If you were listening, I tried to like summarize everything he said, because I really feel that those are super valuable pieces to know. Now, Len, there's a couple of things that happen and I'm very curious of what you've seen. Maybe you know, maybe you don't know. It's just a riff for me genuinely curious over here. Does it impact for the business to respond to the reviews? Because I know there was like a big misnomer out there like for a while, like you have to respond to every single review that helps you rank higher. What's the   What's kind of the lay of the land right now responding to the reviews that come in?   Dr. Len Tau (21:39) So there's been a big push over the years to respond to reviews. And there's also been those naysayers who don't want you to respond to reviews. So I want to make this very clear. When you respond to a review and you acknowledge them as a patient, you are technically violating HIPAA. Okay. Now by the letter of the law, if you do that, you violated HIPAA and can be in trouble. Now in all the years I've been doing this, I've only seen one   Kiera Dent (21:49) Mm-hmm.   Dr. Len Tau (22:08) example of a positive review being responded to and the dentist got in trouble. Okay. So if someone writes a review for you and it's five stars and you say, thank you so much for your feedback. We were glad you had a great experience in our practice. Okay. You technically violated HIPAA there because you acknowledged that they came into the practice. I don't think you'll ever run into any problems with that. I don't, I've never seen any instance when a, when a practice has got into trouble. But again, by the letter of the law, it's a violation.   Here's where the person ran into a problem. Okay. So the review in question, the patient wrote, I'm so happy with my appearance after I went to so-and-so's dental office. I think they were in Texas. The dentist responded, we're so happy that you, thank you so much for your review. We're so happy that you loved our magic needles. Okay. So it, from what I understand is the patient had Botox or   dermal fillers placed and that's what they call their magic needles. So the patient wrote, wrote a letter to the practice saying, I didn't appreciate you letting the world know that I had Botox done and asked for the review response to be taken down, which the dentist immediately did. Took it down and apologized, but it really pissed the patient off and the patient sued the dentist and won. Okay. Because the dentist went out of their way to   Kiera Dent (23:08) Mm-hmm.   Right.   Dr. Len Tau (23:33) you know, release private information that wasn't supposed to be done. So in that case, you shouldn't be doing that. Okay. Now on the same note, I would be very careful responding.   Kiera Dent (23:37) Mm-hmm.   Dr. Len Tau (23:45) to a review that's left by a negative, a negative review that's written by a patient. I would be very careful responding publicly to that because it's very hard to respond without violating HIPAA. So a simple response like, we're sorry to hear about your experience. Please contact the office to discuss the concerns as we're unfortunately unable to comment due to HIPAA release privacy stuff. That's fine. But.   Again, I just not sure it's the best thing to do. So you have to be careful with negative reviews. What it doesn't do is we really haven't found any relationship between responding and ranking. Okay, so you have to, I always leave it up to the people to respond. I like using AI to respond as well, because I think it comes up with HIPAA compliant and really good responses. ⁓ But you have to decide what you want to do for your own practice.   Kiera Dent (24:16) Mm-hmm.   Interesting.   That's actually really helpful to know. ⁓ Okay, good feedback for people to ponder and decide what they want to do on. The second piece is   some people lose their Google My Business and they're not able to be found. ⁓ And I don't know if you have reasons why. I don't know if it's from like a name change or it's inconsistent. So like a lot of offices have a lot of reviews, but when you go to search them, they're hidden on Google My Business. Like it will show up on the person's side, but nobody externally can find it. Do you have any ideas of like what causes that or what offices can do if they're struggling with that?   Dr. Len Tau (25:11) So I want to clarify that what question you asked there. I'm sorry to ask a question when you asked the question was when you say that you're saying that when they search for their Google business listing, they can't find it or when someone is searching for the office, they're not visible on the maps.   Kiera Dent (25:15) Hey, that's okay.   So when they're searching, so if I just go into Google and I type in like my perfect smile, the website might link, but the Google My Business with all, and they might have like 150 Google reviews, like it might be, like they've got them all and the office can see it when they like log in as like, this is, you own this, but they've lost it and it's no longer visible publicly. Do you know what causes that or how they can get that back? It's okay if you don't, I'm just genuinely curious. Cause I know some offices struggle with this, especially with like name changes of practices.   going through different ownerships. ⁓ Some of them have told me it's like when I changed the name of my practice, it no longer showed up. Like we have all these reviews, but we're not showing up. Do you know what causes that or how practices can get back being visible?   Dr. Len Tau (26:02) Yep. Now that you   asked it that way, so that usually means that your Google business listing has been suspended. And if you can't find it on search, but you see it, means it's suspended in most cases. Name changes, address changes, other things you do can cause it to be suspended. There are, if you look up on use chat GPT, ⁓   and say, why is, why can your Google business page be suspended? There is a list of different reasons why it can get suspended. ⁓ if you're getting reviews the wrong way is a big one. So, like you should not be incentivizing for reviews. And I'm talking about incentivizing the patients. You shouldn't be getting reviews in your physical office space because there's IP address conflicts and location services on the patient's phone. So if you're doing that, not only will you can potentially lose reviews, but you can't get it suspended, but you can look on.   Kiera Dent (26:37) Mm-hmm.   Dr. Len Tau (26:55) on chat GPT or Google and just say, what are the reasons that your business page can be suspended? And they're there. So usually you have to ⁓ re-approve it or re-verify that page. And there's certain things you do. You'll have to take a video of yourself in front of the practice, showing the address, showing the name of the business on the door. So there's things you will have to do to get it over to Google. So they'll re-verify you. And then once it happens, there's a good chance they'll unsuspend the listing. But that happens for that reason.   Kiera Dent (27:24) Gotcha. Okay. That's super helpful because I know a few offices have struggled with that. So was just curious for that. All right. This has been so helpful to figure out rankings. It's been helpful to understand. ⁓ My last question as we wrap up today on reviews has been so helpful, Len, is how do offices go about like, what are your recommendations? Yes, bird eye, swell, podium. Like there's a lot of review in Weave. I do, I usually recommend using an external one outside of things. think that they like, if they're just, if that's what they do, they're going to be experts at it.   But how can offices ethically and appropriately, like obviously great patient experience, but how do they increase these Google reviews? What are some of the best tactics you've seen to help these offices out?   Dr. Len Tau (28:04) So being biased, I mean, I'm a true believer in BirdEye because we help with the reviews and the ranking part. ⁓ Swell, which is a great product. know the guys who swell really well. A lot of their doctors don't rank well because they don't focus on the listings part of it or the ranking part of it. ⁓ I'm not a fan of Wee from a review perspective because they swell BirdEye and Podium, make it very easy. Weave doesn't. It's just the way we do it with our three other products. ⁓   I always say this, you can get reviews any way you want. The most effective is gonna be use some software, simple as that. But it all starts with the practice and it all starts with, I like to create a reputation culture in the practice, which means you know that every time a patient comes in the practice, that they're going to be evaluating you and reviewing you potentially. And you've gotta be on your best behavior, you've gotta put a happy smile on your face, you gotta treat them like they're the...   Kiera Dent (28:40) Mm-hmm.   Dr. Len Tau (29:00) king of the world, okay? You gotta roll out the red carpet. And if you don't do that, they may write a bad review, okay? But if you don't create that reputation culture, I think it's gonna be hard to get the practice to really accelerate the reviews. So creating that reputation culture using great verbiage skills. I love calling it feedback, not a review. If you call it a review, it sounds like you're begging for it. ⁓ The feedback conversation is much more comfortable to have. So, you know, it's an interesting situation, but if you don't ask, you don't get.   So you've got to ask. I think if you ask and you combine it with a really good software, you'll get a really good number of reviews. If you don't ask, you don't get. It's that simple.   Kiera Dent (29:30) Mm-hmm.   Yeah.   ⁓ well, that was so great. I appreciate this so much. And it's fun to hear about how AI is helping. It's fun to hear about how you still have to be great on Google. So ⁓ I just appreciate you. I appreciate you being here. I appreciate the knowledge you shared. appreciate for offices. I hope they take action and Len any last thoughts, how people can connect with you if they want more help on this. know ⁓ like truly in my opinion, this is the simplest marketing. Everybody wants to like sexy magic pill of marketing. And I'm like, no, it's like really great experience. Ask for the reviews, ask for the feedback.   like rank so that way people can find you I've had offices that had like three four or five new patients and they're like I need this marketing I need all these things which I'm not here to say not to do it but I will say great reviews will boost you very quickly so Len any last thoughts you've got how people can connect with you because it's been truly just an incredible episode today   Dr. Len Tau (30:26) So ⁓ I'm around the country a lot. So you can always connect with me in person if I'm at some of these events. If you wanna come to Supercharge, you can connect me there. SuperchargeYourDentalPractice.com You can use the code RAVING to save $100 on registration. ⁓ We also have some scholarships available. So if you do wanna come, you can reach out to me personally. So ⁓ my cell phone's all over the internet. The easiest way, if you have any questions, you want advice, you want help, I'm the guy to reach out to. My phone number is 215.   Kiera Dent (30:40) Awesome.   Dr. Len Tau (30:55) 292-2100. And my best email is Len, L-E-N, at drlentau.com, which is D-R-L-E-N-T-A-U.com. And you can email me, you can text me, you can call me, tell me you heard about me here and you need some advice. I'm more than happy to offer it to you. I do it all the time. ⁓ I love when people reach out to me because they know I'm an expert. So I do it kind of as a favor to people. ⁓ But no, you reach out to me, I'm happy to give advice.   Kiera Dent (31:23) amazing. Len, thank you so much for being on the podcast. I'm super excited for Supercharge 2025 and especially 2026. So everybody snag that. And truly, I hope you take action from today's podcast. This is easy ways for you to boost your marketing, be found and seen online. And Len, thank you for joining me today. I truly, truly appreciate you.   Dr. Len Tau (31:41) Thank you for having me, Kiera, I appreciate it.   Kiera Dent (31:43) Of course. And for all of you listening, thank you for listening and I'll catch you next time on the Dental A Team Podcast.  

Adrian Choo, CEO of Career Agility International, joins Jeremy Au to explore how AI, job insecurity, and shifting regional trends are reshaping the future of work in Southeast Asia. They discuss why Singapore is losing its dominance as a regional employment hub, how mid-career professionals are getting priced out, and why Gen Z graduates are entering the job market without marketable skills. Adrian shares how he sold skeletons to pay for university, how he pivoted from headhunter to coach, and why building career resilience is more urgent than ever. He also explains how his AI assistant "Becky" helps him think faster, make decisions, and stay ahead in a volatile job market. 02:00 Adrian bootstrapped university by selling ethically sourced skeletons: He imported medical-grade bones from Europe after a supply shortage in Asia and sold them to medical students, storing 30 sets in his bedroom when no one would rent him storage space. This experience taught him practical business skills before he even began his degree. 04:10 Career insecurity, not job insecurity, shaped his path from GE Plastics to headhunting: Adrian realized early that employees have no real control over their job stability. He pivoted into executive search to own the entire value chain, hunting, closing, delivering, and later into coaching to future-proof his impact and income. 12:47 He pivoted again after seeing LinkedIn disrupt headhunting: In 2012, Adrian began preparing to move into strategic career coaching, anticipating that LinkedIn would flood the market and erode differentiation. It took him six years to complete the transition, positioning himself as the only coach with C-suite search experience in Singapore. 16:50 Career coaching today is about adjacencies, vertical scaling, and AI integration: He explains that landing a job doesn't fix a sunset industry or outdated skill set. Instead, he focuses on helping client's re-skill toward adjacent roles or industries. His in-house AI, Carol, is being trained to suggest such strategic pivots. 21:13 Adrian uses a personally trained GPT AI named Becky as a sparring partner: He trained Becky to match his communication style and decision logic, enabling her to summarize dense research, propose coaching content, and even argue against his ideas. This AI assistant has become a productivity multiplier and trend-spotting tool. 24:18 Singapore jobs are being offshored to Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok: Due to high costs and tighter visa regulations, multinationals are moving regional functions out of Singapore. A returning Malaysian diaspora and strong expat interest in cities like KL and Bangkok are fueling this trend, making Singapore-based professionals less competitive. 30:48 Gen Z graduates are leaving school with skills employers do not want: Many lack coding, business, or AI skills. Adrian cites examples of graduates from top local universities who remain unemployed or underprepared. He urges them to lean into AI, gain real-world experience, and stop relying on paper qualifications alone. Watch, listen or read the full insight at https://www.bravesea.com/blog/adrian-choo-career-in-crisis Get transcripts, startup resources & community discussions at www.bravesea.com WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VakR55X6BIElUEvkN02e TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jeremyau Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeremyauz Twitter: https://twitter.com/jeremyau LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/bravesea English: Spotify | YouTube | Apple Podcasts Bahasa Indonesia: Spotify | YouTube | Apple Podcasts Chinese: Spotify | YouTube | Apple Podcasts Vietnamese: Spotify | YouTube | Apple Podcasts

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Volgende maand zou OpenAI al met de langverwachte nieuwe generatie van het GPT-AI-model uit moeten komen, schrijft The Verge. De verwachting was dat GPT-5 in mei al zou uitkomen, maar dit lukte niet door vertragingen binnen het bedrijf. Het nieuwe AI-model moet alle huidige verschillende functies van de verschillende taalmodellen bij OpenAI gaan samenvoegen. Volgens CEO Sam Altman zal GPT-5 'soon' gelanceerd worden. Altman heeft het AI-model zelf al gebruikt en voelde zich 'ondergeschikt' aan de technologie, die vragen gemakkelijk beantwoordde waar hij zelf geen antwoord op had. Begin augustus moet de lancering van GPT-5 zijn, volgens ingewijden. Toch zou de lancering nog kunnen wijzigen. Er wordt ook al weken gewacht op een open-weight taalmodel, dat inmiddels ook al enkele weken uitgesteld is door OpenAI. Het komt dus vaker voor dat een lancering door omstandigheden later gelanceerd wordt dan gepland. Verder in deze Tech Update: Samsung in gesprek met Perplexity én OpenAI Apple lanceert eerste publieke bèta van iOS26 België test met 'slimme verkeerslichten' See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

3부 [이슈 인터뷰 2] 국힘 윤리위, 김종혁 '입틀막' 징계? & 오늘 의총, 혁신위 운명은 - 김종혁 전 국민의힘 최고위원 [6분 집중] 챗GPT와 사랑에 빠지다?...AI에 정서적 의존, 원인은? - 유승민 작가

In this episode, I walk you through how I've created and implemented custom AI assistants, specifically designed to support freelancers and health professionals like us.I know firsthand how overwhelming it can feel juggling marketing, admin, and client support on top of the actual work you trained for. That's why I believe digital assistants aren't just a “nice-to-have”- they're a game-changer.You'll hear me share a step-by-step guide for building your own custom GPT using ChatGPT, even if you're not techy (promise). We cover how to get crystal clear on your assistant's purpose, what kind of knowledge it needs, and how to give it instructions so it actually sounds like you and reflects your expertise.My goal? To help you reduce burnout, boost your efficiency, and give you back more time to focus on the work that lights you up.Takeaways:Custom AI assistants can help you save time, energy and headspace.You don't need to be “techy” to build one—just clear on what you want it to do.A GPT can help with client support, coaching, marketing, and repetitive tasks.The key is gathering the right knowledge to create its brain and being specific about it's purpose.You'll also want to make sure it reflects your tone of voice.AI doesn't replace your expertise—it amplifies it.I'd love to hear from you, click the link to 'text' the show directly Lets keep in touch! Website: https://www.sarahalmondbushell.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dietitiansinbusiness/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dietitiansinbusinessYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BeyondTheClinicPodcast FREE Workbook - The Master Plan Discover the 22 steps you need to take (in the right order) to build a successful business so you can earn enough to live the freedom lifestyle you dream of. https://www.sarahalmondbushell.com/master-plan Work with me: Business Coaching: https://www.sarahalmondbushell.com/mastermind Sarah AI: https://www.sarahalmondbushell.com/offers/AYjozgYc/ Book a discovery call: https://thechildrensnutritionist.as.me/discovery

In deze podcast neemt Zara je mee in de multidimensionale visie op technologische ontwikkelingen zoals AI en Chat GPT. Moeten we hier bijvoorbeeld bang voor zijn of juist niet? Wat is de uitnodiging hierin voor ons? Ze vertelt o.a. meer over de rol van het nieuwe tijdperk, age of aquarius, hierin en wat dit van ons als mens vraagt. Een hele waardevolle aflevering om te luisteren als je zelf ook nadenkt over deze technologie en hoe we ons hiertoe mogen verhouden. We hoeven er namelijk niet bang voor te zijn, maar er ligt wel een andere uitnodiging en daarmee uitdaging voor ons als mens.  Deel jouw ervaring met deze podcast met mij op Instagram @zarajula  

최근 챗GPT를 활용해 사진을 지브리나 바비코어 스타일로 바꾸는 것이 유행하면서, 멀게만 느껴졌던 AI가 이제는 우리 곁으로 성큼 다가왔다. 챗GPT는 방대한 데이터를 학습해 마치 사람처럼 텍스트나 이미지, 음성 등을 생성하는 ‘생성형 AI'로, 챗GPT 외에도 구글의 ‘제미나이', 메타의 ‘퍼블렉시티' 등 다양한 생성형 AI들이 등장하고 있다. 그리고 이를 활용해 돈을 벌거나, 자신의 사업을 확장하는 사람들도 생겨나고 있다. “챗GPT 모르면 손해?” AI로 월 천만 원 이상 버는 시대! 경북 포항에 사는 신승우(32세) 씨는 다양한 생성형 AI를 이용해 짧은 영상을 만들어 유튜브나 SNS에 올리는 일을 전문으로 하고 있다. , 등 누구나 한번 봤음 직한 영상들이 승우 씨가 작업한 것으로, 사실 그는 1년 전까지만 해도 해양 경찰 공무원으로 안정적인 생활을 하고 있었다. 그러다 ‘AI의 발전 속도를 보니 지금 자리를 잡지 않으면 안 되겠다'라는 생각으로 과감히 직장을 그만두었고, 현재는 영상 조회 수 수익, 전자책 판매, 강의 등을 통해 예전보다 10배 이상 높은 수입을 올리는 중이다. 서울에서 디자인 전문 대행사를 운영하는 김다솔(30세) 씨도 다양한 AI를 업무에 적극적으로 도입한 덕분에 회사를 빠르게 성장시킬 수 있었다고 말한다. 자료 정리부터 고객 응대, 상세 페이지 기획까지 처음엔 사람이 하던 일을 이제는 AI가 처리하고 있다는 것이다. AI 덕분에 더 많은 프로젝트를 맡을 수 있게 됐고, 올해는 작년보다 두 배 이상 매출이 늘어날 것으로 예상하고 있다. 다솔 씨는 앞으로는 업무에 AI를 활용하는 사람과 그렇지 않은 사람 간의 격차가 더 벌어질 것이라고 강조했다. ‘일본어 공부부터 사주까지' 일상으로 파고든 챗GPT 실제로 많은 사람들이 회사에서, 일상에서, 학교에서 챗GPT를 적극적으로 사용하고 있다. 힘들게 학원에 가는 대신 집에서 편하게 챗GPT를 원어민 선생님으로 활용해 일본어 공부를 하는 이가 있는가 하면, 신입 변호사를 뽑는 대신 챗GPT를 업무에 활용하는 변호사도 있다. 또 얼마 전엔 역술원을 찾지 않고, 챗GPT로 사주를 보는 것이 유행하기도 했다. 과연, 챗GPT는 얼마나 사주를 잘 보는 것일까? 취재진은 같은 생년월일을 주고, 챗GPT가 풀이한 사주와 실제 역술가들이 해석한 사주를 비교 분석해 보았다. 이미 시작된 AI 시대, 문제는? 그러나 이렇게 AI 활용이 빠르게 확산하면서 그에 따른 새로운 문제들도 함께 떠오르고 있다. 존재하지 않는 사실을 그럴듯하게 만들어 내는 ‘환각' 현상부터, AI 창작물을 둘러싼 저작권과 표절 논란, 그리고 AI가 학습할 데이터를 의도적으로 왜곡해 결과에 영향을 주는 ‘데이터 독성화' 문제까지, 지금 AI는 우리 사회에 새로운 숙제를 던지고 있다. 이번 주 에서는 챗GPT와 같은 생성형 AI의 다양한 활용법을 살펴보고, 다가올 AI 시대에 우리가 어떤 준비와 보완을 해야 하는지 함께 짚어본다.

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社会をあらゆる方面で大きく変え始めているAI。Chat GPTをはじめ、多くのAIが仕事を奪い始めているこのAI時代をどう生き抜くのか。自分たちの視点で話を掘り下げていく。【配信スケジュール】毎週 水曜・日曜 配信！【UNDERDOG in Tokyo のInstagramが誕生】最新情報をチェック→ @underdogintokyo⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/underdogintokyo/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠【質問・お悩み・トピック募集中】投稿フォームはこちら⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeQr-1VT_kxxb7gDlxy6ijsGWVTmAD1GkLQM3NDTJaCK7WU5A/viewform?usp=sharing⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠番組のハッシュタグ→#jam_underdogtokyoコメントやメッセージはUNDERDOG in TokyoのInstagramへ!【FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA 】　・⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/underdogintokyo/⁠⁠・⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/jamappareltokyo/ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠・ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/⁠

0407(월) ‘지브리' 열풍에 챗GPT 이용자 급증… AI, 어디까지 써 봤니?

「【波紋】「遊びならいいけど…」チャットGPT新機能が物議…生成AI“ジブリ風”画像に懸念の声“著作権”の問題は？」　いま、対話型AI「チャットGPT」の最新機能が注目を集めています。それは、自分で撮影した写真を取り込むと、“ゴッホ風”や“浮世絵風”など、いろいろなパターンに変えられるというものです。中でも大きな話題となっているのが“ジブリ風”なんですが、著作権などを懸念する声も上がっているようなんです。2025年2月に行われたアメリカのトランプ大統領とウクライナのゼレンスキー大統領の会談の画像をもとに、AIでスタジオジブリ風に生成された画像。実際の会談は緊迫した中で行われましたが、生成された画像では、コミカルな表情で描かれています。他にも、2024年のアメリカ大統領選の際にトランプ氏が銃撃を受けた時の様子を、同じくジブリ風に生成されたもの。まるでプロのアニメーターが描いたかのような仕上がりです。これらの画像は、今週25日から提供が始まったチャットGPTの新機能を使って作られたもの。チャットGPTを開発したオープンAIのサム・アルトマンCEOも、26日にXの自らのプロフィール写真を“ジブリ風”だとする画像に変えました。人気アニメや漫画風の画像が手軽に作れることから、欧米では今、大きな話題になっています。他にも、撮影した写真を実際に変換してみると、1～2分ほどで“ゴッホ風”の画像が完成しました。空を描く際の大胆な筆遣いなど、ゴッホの特徴を捉えているようで、AIによる自動生成の精度の高さがうかがえます。また“浮世絵風に”とリクエストしてみると、返還された画像の上のほうには題名のような文字まで入っています。ただ、よく見ると、日本では見慣れない漢字が使われています。街の人にも実際に新機能を見てもらうと、思わず使ってみたくなるこの新機能に、街の人も興味津々です。一方で、「遊びだったらいいけどね。浮世絵だったらいいけどね、遊ぶ程度なら。著作権の問題だとか規定だとかに引っかかってくるのかなと思う」といった懸念の声も。果たして、“○○風”の画像生成は著作権上の問題はないのでしょうか。

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「【解説】イーロン・マスク氏が「オープンAI」を14兆8000億円で買収提案…狙いは？アルトマンCEOは「ノーサンキュー！」と対立姿勢」　イーロン・マスク氏がオープンAIを約15兆円で買収する提案を行いました。ウォールストリート・ジャーナル紙によりますと、マスク氏の弁護士は10日、チャットGPTを開発したオープンAIの取締役会に974億ドル、日本円で約14兆8000億円で買収する案を提示しました。マスク氏のAI開発企業「xAI」と合併させる構想を持っているということです。この買収提案に対し、オープンAIのサム・アルトマンCEOはSNSに「ノーサンキュー。お望みなら旧ツイッター社を97億4000万ドルで買収しますよ」と投稿し、マスク氏提案の10分の1の値段でX社を買収する考えを示しました。これに対し、マスク氏が「詐欺師」と返信するなど、非難の応酬が続いています。このニュースについて、詳しく見ていきます。まずイーロン・マスク氏ですが、トランプ政権で新たに設置された政府効率省のトップを務めています。一方、オープンAIのアルトマンCEOは、1月にトランプ大統領と面会をしていて、大規模なデータセンターなどAIに関するインフラ整備を進める「スターゲート計画」というものを立ち上げています。こちらが総額約78兆円のビッグビジネスになるだろうということです。ただ、大統領選の選挙期間中からトランプ氏と緊密な関係を見せてきたマスク氏ですが、同じくテック系のオープンAIの方にトランプ氏の気持ちが移りかけているのか、その辺りの思惑が気になるところです。マスク氏は以前、スターゲート計画について「彼らはそんなに大金も持っていないよ」という発言で難癖もつけているわけですが、今後どうなっていくのでしょうか。FNNワシントン支局の千田淳一支局長によると、マスク氏としては、自身やトランプ氏と長年対立してきたアルトマン氏がトランプ氏への距離を縮めてきたことは“邪魔で仕方がない”ということでした。ただトランプ氏としては、今後、高みの見物で、しばらくは2人の関係を静観するのではないかとみているそうです。

도널드 트럼프 미국 대통령이 멕시코산 제품에 부과하기로 한 25%의 관세를 한 달간 유예했습니다.내란 우두머리 혐의로 재판에 넘겨진 윤석열 대통령이 비상계엄 선포 직전 이상민 전 행정안전부 장관에게 직접 언론사 단전·단수 조치를 지시했던 것으로 나타났습니다.헌법재판소는 '재판관 미임명'과 관련한 사건을 결정했음에도 최상목 대통령 권한대행이 따르지 않는다면 위헌, 위법하다고 강조했습니다.더불어민주당 이재명 대표가 반도체 산업 R&D 부분의 고액 연봉 주요 전문가에 한해주 52시간제를 완화할 필요성을 제기하며 우클릭 행보를 이어갔습니다.챗GPT 개발사 오픈AI 창업자 샘 올트먼 최고경영자가 워크숍 참석을 위해 오늘 우리나라를 방문합니다.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Welcome to episode 238 of the Grow Your Law Firm podcast, hosted by Ken Hardison. In this episode, Ken sits down with Jim Sullivan, founder of eDiscovery AI.  With over a decade of experience consulting on predictive coding and analytics use, he has a passion for analytics and calculates recall and precision metrics in his sleep. His life is a non-stop adventure of trying to find better ways to solve problems.   What you'll learn about in this episode: 1. AI in Document Review: Automation of document review for relevance in legal cases AI's ability to understand context, sentiment, and sarcasm 2. Application and Efficiency: Versatility in reviewing text, images, and audio files Cost-effective model accessible to both large and small firms 3. AI Adoption and Security Concerns: Gradual adoption by larger firms with proof of concept and security audits Importance of data privacy and confidentiality 4. AI Beyond eDiscovery: Assistance in drafting legal documents and conducting research AI as a tool to enhance efficiency without replacing lawyers 5. Advice for Lawyers: Encouragement to experiment with AI tools like chat GPT AI's role in automating repetitive tasks and allowing lawyers to focus on strategy and analysis   Resources:  https://thebookonaidocreview.com/ https://www.facebook.com/people/EDiscovery-AI/100092870051403/ https://twitter.com/ediscoveryai https://www.linkedin.com/in/sullivan9999/   Additional Resources:  https://www.pilmma.org/aiworkshop https://www.pilmma.org/the-mastermind-effect https://www.pilmma.org/resources https://www.pilmma.org/mastermind

[깊이 있는 경제 뉴스] 오픈AI, AI검색엔진 '서치GPT' 출시 예고 -안승찬 언더스탠딩 기자 [이슈 인터뷰] AI·반도체 벌써 정점 찍었나? -송명섭 하이투자증권 수석연구위원

[깊이 있는 경제 뉴스] 오픈AI, AI검색엔진 '서치GPT' 출시 예고 -안승찬 언더스탠딩 기자 [이슈 인터뷰] AI·반도체 벌써 정점 찍었나? -송명섭 하이투자증권 수석연구위원

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Обсуждали: 1. Google Keynote https://youtu.be/XEzRZ35urlk 2. Developer Keynote https://youtu.be/ddcZnW1HKUY 3. What's new in Google AI https://youtu.be/fH4xqeu7GT0 4. What's new in ChromeOS https://youtu.be/KFeuEMAaKfM 5. What's new in the Web https://youtu.be/W8bokbLn1G8 6. What's new in Angular https://youtu.be/srP2P6j4Cqw 7. What's new in Android https://youtu.be/_yWxUp86TGg 8. What's new in Google Cloud and Google Workspace https://youtu.be/0QbUYfTRJEY Нас можно найти: 1. Telegram: https://t.me/proConf 2. Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/proconf 3. SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/proconf 4. Itunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/by/podcast/podcast-proconf/id1455023466 5. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/77BSWwGavfnMKGIg5TDnLz

Hour 3 - Chat GPTs new ai dubbed GPT-4o has a voice feature that allows users to have a full blown conversation with the app. The voice sounds exactly like Scarlett Johansson and she is not happy. CU has already sold all their tickets to this coming football season! BJ isn't sure if he should be embarrassed or if its normal that his son Frog can't ride a bike yet. He JUST turned 6. 

Watch and read this here. The ultimate showdown: Mike Trees takes on AI to create the perfect training plan!In the world of run training, the battle lines between old-school human coaching and high-tech AI guidance are drawn. While AI brings the big guns with its data-crunching skills, delivering precision and convenience, it can't quite replicate the human touch. Coaches are like those wise sheriffs in Western movies who read the room, adapt on the fly, and truly get the emotional lay of the land. They tailor training to the oscillation of life—your feelings, your crazy schedule, the things you don't even think to quantify. So, in this digital age, what's a runner to do? Jump on the bandwagon of Team AI, or stick with the experience and wisdom of a personalized training plan? Let's find out which is best.In this episode we'll find out;Can someone speed interval work their way to a fast half marathonWhy ai could help coaches do better quality work with runnersWhere ai could actually help runners better than human coaches in the future with the all of the data it hasThe downsides of Chat GTP and ai in general getting things wrongand moreTimestamps [00:00] Introduction to the AI vs. Human coaching debate[05:15] Case study: 22-year-old male sprinter transitioning to a half marathon[12:34] Analysis of the training plan for the young male runner[20:00] Insights on the limitations and benefits of AI in running coaching[23:04] Case study: 50-year-old female runner aiming for a sub-four-hour marathon[30:59] Evaluation of the training plan for the mature female runner[33:22] Comparison of AI-generated plans and human coaching strategies[34:34] Discussion on the importance of holistic training approaches[37:23] Key takeaways on leveraging AI in running training[39:00] Closing remarks and acknowledgmentsLinks & LearningsNRG Coaching Services for runnersYour smartwatch might be lying to youPeer reviewed research paper on ChatGPT training plans being rated by professional run coachesHow to create a free marathon AI training plan from Chat GPTThe One Percent Better Runner NewsletterDLake Runs on InstagramMike Trees aka Run.NRG on Instagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chat GPT startade chatbot-racet – nu växlar Meta upp på allvar. Och tror sig kunna vinna. Bolaget kan dra nytta av en unik fördel, resonerar Sophia Sinclair. Dessutom kokar internet efter att två nya AI-prylar släppts. En av dem, Rabbit, har tagits fram tillsammans med ett svenskt företag. Björn Jeffery frågar sig vad AI-hårdvara egentligen är bra för och om vi inte redan har den enda prylen vi behöver. Tech brief listar också veckans tre personer att hålla koll på: Paulina Modlitba, Evelina Anttila och Tove Ågren. Plus: Ett nytt verktyg, där man kan göra realistisk video från bara ett ljudklipp och ett foto. Imponerande – eller skrämmande?

In this exciting episode, we dive into the world of AI-generated imagery with the incredibly creative Salma Aboukar, founder of CREATE. Salma shares her journey from e-commerce to becoming a pioneer in AI-driven creative production, revealing how she harnesses tools like MidJourney, Stable Diffusion, and GPT to transform product photography.Key Takeaways:Start with a conversation: Engage with GPT conversationally to generate initial ideas and refine your vision for the perfect product image.Leverage MidJourney for aesthetics: While GPT is great for ideation, MidJourney excels at capturing artistic elements like lighting, reflection, and refraction.Upscale for photorealism: Use upscalers like Crea or Magnific to add details and make images look photorealistic, especially when working with GPT-generated images.Experiment with styles: While focusing on photorealism for work, don't be afraid to explore different styles like anime or niche aesthetics for personal projects.Resources Mentioned:CREATE Studio: Salma's platform for creating photorealistic product images using AIhttps://linktr.ee/salmaaboukarSalma on twitterMidJourney, Stable Diffusion, GPT: AI tools used for image generation and ideationCrea and Magnific: AI upscalers for enhancing image details and photorealismThanks for listening to this episode of Beyond The Prompt! If you enjoyed the conversation, please share it with a friend and subscribe to the podcast on your favorite platform. For more prompts, tips, and AI tools. Check out our website: https://www.beyondtheprompt.ai/ or follow Jeremy or Henrik on Linkedin:Henrik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/werdelinJeremy: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremyutley Show producer: Natja Rosner (nat@dreamingincolors.com)

2023年初由OpenAI的ChatGPT引爆了生成式AI热潮，中国大陆也在生成式AI领域迅速响应，出现了众多本土的人工智能新创企业，并开发出相应的解决方案。当Sam Altman狂言广告代理商95%的工作都可以由AI取代，营销人们在这波惊艳和冲击中是如何适应和应对的呢？本期「贝望录」，我们聚焦AI在广告营销行业的落地，对话针对营销人的工作应用场景提供AI解决方案的创业者，分享了他在这段创业经历中对用户的观察和故事，探讨对AI技术应用“充满信心”和“落地难”的矛盾在哪里，现有的广告代理商模式和架构是否适应以AI为底层构建的服务？当AI技术可提供人类无法企及的无限的营销内容供给，营销人的角色又该是如何定义。【本节目由Withinlink碚曦投资协作体出品】【嘉宾】郭为文山AI创始人&CEO， 复旦MBA客座教授【主持】李倩玲 Bessie Lee广告营销行业资深从业者，商业观察者【本期内容提要】[04:27]在营销行业创业15年的辍学物理学博士[11:38]全民皆在“GPT”，我也all in了[18:25]AI相关行业飞速发展，但能运用GPT的营销人的体量并没大变化[22:18]一边欣欣向荣，一边“落地”难，AI创业的我们经历了什么[27:03]“GPT的产出水平还不如我们的实习生？”我们开始陪跑用户[32:46]一段提示词让我意识到不能光推着用户向GPT靠近[38:42]用户的高阶需求都是在高频使用后反馈的，和开发者共创产品的迭代[46:31]AI带来降本增效，客户支付代理商的费用理应缩减？[54:57]如果以AI为底层，广告公司的架构和商业模式会变得怎样？[01:02:04]AI具备无限供给能力，营销人的角色从创意向评判转移「听友福利」福利1：贝望录听友专属【文山AI体验群】，现在进群：·拥有随身AI营销法宝·体验企业版AI营销功能如果你也想当营销届的“周杰伦”，或是想结识更多对“AI x 营销”感兴趣的小伙伴，也欢迎你入群聊聊～（如2024年4月14日后无法加入体验群，请添加文山小助理，备注“贝望录”，即刻邀您入群）福利2：嘉宾1v1咨询企业级AI在营销场景中应用的真困惑和真问题，或是想更进一步了解“AI x 营销”的企业级解决方案，欢迎添加下方文山小助理微信，抢先预约嘉宾1v1免费咨询。---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------「贝望录」寻人启事：如果你对文字编辑工作充满热情，有良好的中文书面表达能力和文字功底，且愿意参与贝望录的小项目，欢迎将你的自我介绍及过往作品发到 beiwanglu@withinlink.com，我们会在收到后联系你。【后期制作】王俊翔【收听方式】推荐您使用Apple Podcast、小宇宙APP、喜马拉雅、汽水儿APP、荔枝播客、网易云音乐、QQ音乐、Spotify或任意泛用型播客客户端订阅收听《贝望录》。【互动方式】微博：@贝望录微信公众号：贝望录+商务合作：beiwanglu@withinlink.com

HIT THAT FOLLOW/ SUBSCRIBE BUTTON QUEEN! In this episode, I share 7 Different Ways To Use AI ChatGPT For Your Business. As promised, the link for the swipe copy of 4 Prompts You Should Be Using with ChatGPT here ⚡️ It is important to ask the right questions to get the best results. Have you ever wondered, How CHATGPT works? How CHATGPT changed the world? Why CHATGPT is good. Can CHAT GPT summarize articles? How do I use ChatGPT for my business? How is ChatGPT used in business?How to make money using ChatGPT? Thank you Shopify for the AI information. The Niche Code Unlocked EBOOK⁠ This guide is your key to unlocking the doors of opportunity and setting off on a remarkable journey towards building a thriving business empire.    ⁠⁠Amazon Storefront⁠⁠ little luxuries are all here! ⁠YouTube⁠ Subscribe ⁠TikTok⁠ Follow ⁠Spotify⁠ Follow ⁠⁠Quip Electric Toothbrush⁠⁠  The quip electric toothbrush from $25 features timed sonic vibrations, an on-the-go travel cover, and $5 brush heads delivered. ⁠⁠Going⁠⁠  Get cheap travel deals sent directly to your INBOX for FREE.

#### The Screens: Big and Small- Reflective discussion on Apple TV's 'Oppenheimer'.- Comparative analysis of cinema and IMAX experiences.#### Books and Related Media- Appreciation of "The Making of the Atomic Bomb" and its connectivity with 'Oppenheimer'.- Thorough review and dynamic exchange on the 'Black Mirror' series.#### Trade and Technology- Insights on Lego investment potential and tech firm trading strategies with NVIDIA as a case study.- Introduction to Profits Taken service for aiding day trading efforts.#### AI and the Future of Trading- Assessing the role of AI in trade with a look at platforms like GPT.- Detailed debate on AI training platform efficiencies.#### Gaming and AI- Launch of a new game featuring two GPT AI actors; an exploration of 'Exit The Game'.- Overview of the rising trend of 'AI Girlfriends' in tech circles.#### In-Depth Tech Discussions- Report on Meta's purchase of H100 GPUs for LAMA Tree training.- A comprehensive conversation on the current scenario of global chip production.- Discussion on the potential aftermath of a catastrophic event at a TSMC fab.- Examination of Meta's growing interest in open-source technologies.#### Controversies- Addressing the ongoing OpenAI controversy straining relations between scientists and the business sector.#### Multimedia Content- Review and observations on the new Daily Wire movie centered on basketball and gender politics.- Look at the quick sales of Apple Vision Pro and following discussions.#### Gear Focus- A detailed study of Dell UltraSharp 6K monitor and its potential uses.- Comparisons between Apple's new studio display, LG UltraFine, and Dell UltraSharp 6K.- Exploring HDR support across different devices.## References- Apple TV's series: Oppenheimer and Black Mirror- Book References: "The Making of the Atomic Bomb", "Going Infinite"- Investment Focus: Lego Sets, NVIDIA, ChargePT- Tech Focus: OpenAI GPT, LAMA Tree, Profits Taken service- User Interaction: [Discord Community](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ)- Companies: Amazon, Uber, Meta, TSMC- VR: Oculus- Displays: Apple Vision Pro, Dell UltraSharp 6K, LG UltraFine 5K Monitor, Apple Studio Display- Media Content: Silicon Valley (TV Show), Basketball-based movie by Daily Wire.

We're back with another episode of the Weekly Buzz with Helium 10's Chief Brand Evangelist, Bradley Sutton. Every week, we cover the latest breaking news in the Amazon, Walmart, and E-commerce space, interview someone you need to hear from, and provide a training tip for the week. Amazon planning major AI revamp that will change the search experience https://searchengineland.com/amazon-revamp-change-search-experience-432913 Walmart experiments with generative AI tools that can help you plan a party or decorate https://techcrunch.com/2023/10/04/walmart-experiments-with-new-generative-ai-tools-that-can-help-you-plan-a-party-or-decorate-a-space/ TikTok halts e-commerce service in Indonesia following ban https://www.cnbc.com/2023/10/04/tiktok-halts-e-commerce-service-in-indonesia-following-ban.html Report: Amazon made $1B with secret algorithm for spiking prices Internet-wide https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/10/report-amazon-made-1b-with-secret-algorithm-for-spiking-prices-internet-wide/ Serious Sellers Podcast #497 – Amazon Vine 101 + Changes to the Vine Program! https://www.helium10.com/podcast/amazon-vine-101-changes-to-the-vine-program/ Etsy "experiments” lead to loss of income for many Sellers. Sellers noticed a significant decrease in sales without knowing why. After the issue began to be addressed in Etsy Forums, sellers did not know whether it was a technical problem or an "experiment". https://www.ecommercebytes.com/C/letters/blog.pl?/pl/2023/10/1696187388.html Shopify CEO discouraging staff from side hustles that divert attention from company https://torontosun.com/business/money-news/shopify-ceo-discouraging-staff-from-side-hustles-that-divert-attention-from-company Lastly, we delve into the ins and outs of Helium 10's Keyword Tracker and it's boost button which allows you to track your keywords 24 hours a day in various browsing scenarios, a tactic endorsed by none other than Manny Coats, the founder of Helium 10. We discover the direct impact of inventory levels, keyword ranks, and inventory heat maps on your page views and impressions. To top it all off, we'll teach you how to prepare for the unexpected by setting up alerts for sudden drops in keyword ranks and understanding how your inventory location might affect shipping times. This episode is packed full of insights, strategies, and revelations that every serious seller must know - so get ready and join us for the ride!   In this episode of the Weekly Buzz by Helium 10, Bradley discussed: 01:12 - Amazon AI Search 04:02 - Walmart AI Search 07:11 - TikTok Shop Closes 07:45 - Secret Amazon Algorithm? 12:42 - Amazon Vine New Prices 13:34 - Etsy Testing Troubles 14:55 - Shopify Side Hustle 16:15 - Catch Helium 10 In Rumble 16:30 - ProTraining Tip: Boosted Keyword Tracking in Browsing Scenarios 28:52 - Keyword Fluctuation & Inventory Impact on Amazon Rankings ► Instagram: instagram.com/serioussellerspodcast ► Free Amazon Seller Chrome Extension: https://h10.me/extension ► Sign Up For Helium 10: https://h10.me/signup  (Use SSP10 To Save 10% For Life) ► Learn How To Sell on Amazon: https://h10.me/ft ► Watch The Podcasts On YouTube: youtube.com/@Helium10/videos   Transcript Bradley Sutton: Amazon and Walmart are all in on generative AI search. TikTok shop in a certain country closes. Is there a secret Amazon algorithm that costs consumers a billion dollars, plus a special in-depth pro training on why you should be tracking keywords at different browsing scenarios. All of this and more on today's episode of the Weekly Buzz. How cool is that? Pretty cool, I think. Bradley Sutton: Hello everybody, and welcome to another episode of the Serious Sellers Podcast by Helium 10. I'm your host, Bradley Sutton, and this is the show that is our Helium 10 Weekly Buzz, where we give you a rundown of all the news stories that's going on in the Amazon, Walmart and e-commerce world and we give you training tips of the week that'll give you serious strategies for serious sellers of any level in the e-commerce world. Let's see what's buzzing this week. We've got a lot of news articles that we're going to go over today. And make sure to stay to the end, because I'm going to go in-depth on a topic that I think might change the way you track your keywords. Nothing new, but it's something that you guys need to be doing, and I'm going to demonstrate exactly why it's important. So let's go ahead and hop into the news right now. The first article that we're going to go over is actually from searchengineland.com and it's entitled Amazon Planning Major AI Revamp that will change the search experience. This article says All right, now, this was a document that they're calling this project Nile or something like that, but basically they're talking about Amazon creating AI-powered conversational shopping agents. Now, I saw a lot of the documents that this was on and there's some like maybe some contradictory information. Like they did talk about how, like when, non-personalized search results actually perform better, but then, at the same time, they're talking about okay, this new initiative is going to really put an emphasis on personalized search results. So a little bit of contradiction. I'm not sure which side of the coin I'm on, but at this meeting that Amazon had, they said hey, before you commerce, the sales person in the store was your search engine and that individual knew everything about the products. They would look at you and know what you might want, because customers like you have been to that store before. So this is something that has been talked about for a while, about how Amazon is investing heavily in AI, and then the question is going to, of course, end up being well, how is that going to change the seller experience? We don't know. Bradley Sutton: They say this is going to come out sometime in 2024. I find it very, very hard to believe. It's just going to be like some chat GPT prompt. It's going to take over the search bar. I mean the search as it is now. It's hard to beat that. You test, type in two words like coffin shelf, and boom, you get pictures and prices of exactly what you're looking for. How do you beat that? Anything more is going to cost the customer more work. So I don't think this is going to be something that takes over all search, but some niche searches. Maybe somebody might want to go a little bit deeper and say I'm looking for a coffin shaped shelf that customers feel can be used for displaying shot glasses and has multiple color options. Now could there be somebody who might want to search like that? Sure, I'm not one of them. I'm not going to be sitting there typing all those words with my fingers on a phone, but hey, there's definitely going to be people out there who might want that level of detail, and so it's going to be interesting to see how you can do that, how Amazon's going to integrate this. Is this going to change the way Helium 10 works, or the necessity to optimize, or listening for the right keywords and looking at what has search problem? Of course, not, not at all. It might add stuff later on that you might have to optimize for, but the core functionality you guys have been doing probably is going to stay the same, all right. Bradley Sutton: The next article here is from TechCrunch and also about search and AI, this time about Walmart. This article is entitled Walmart experiments with generative AI tools that can help you plan a party or decorate. It's so funny, like these days, like Amazon news comes out with something, Walmart comes out with something similar. Like the next day, Walmart comes out with something and Amazon comes out with something. I love the arms race here. This is good stuff. It's good for sellers, good for consumers, that these giants are kind of like racing to integrate different tools and experiences. Now, Walmart didn't say in this article which AI models it's going to use to develop these features, but they're experimenting with generative AI and it's going to include a shopping assistant, you know, kind of similar to what Amazon was talking about, and it says here that it's going to allow customers to have a more interactive and conversational experience, as it can answer specific questions, provide personalized product suggestions and share detailed information, all right. So this is going to be something interesting, you know, like it gives an example. It says, for example, if a customer wants to plan for a unicorn themed birthday, the AI displays a wide array of products such as balloons, paper napkins, streamers and so on, instead of having to type in numerous separate searches. Walmart's new AI search tools designed to save customers time that wouldn't save me time, like when I'm about to buy something. I know what I want, you know. So, again, this is going to be something that some people are going to love. Some people are like nope, just give me the old search. You know I'm talking about. When I say some people, I mean consumers, you know. So it's going to be interesting how this goes on. Bradley Sutton: Now, if you're, if you guys are, new to AI and have never you know, have never really worked with it, you know, just real quick segue here inside of helium 10, if you want an experience about how this kind of works, it's not shopping, obviously. But inside of helium 10, guys, on the very top right, okay, on the top right of your screen, right next to like, there's a what's new tab. Hit the button that said that that looks like a magnifying glass. All right, looks like a magnifying glass. And if you do that, it actually opens up a chat window. All right. Now this is using, I believe, chat GPT, and you could say things like how do I track keyword ranks daily? I'm just going to give an example here and I enter it in and what this AI is doing is it's looking through, like our videos and our knowledge base and things like that, and then right here it gives an answer to track keyword ranks daily. You can use the keyword tracker feature in helium 10, simply enter the keyword, blah, blah, blah. So so, guys, I'm not sure how many of y'all know that. Let me know in the comments below how many of you guys knew that there's a full chat GPT AI assistant inside of helium-10 that can, like, answer questions on how to use the tools and stuff. So make sure to use that. And then now think about how that's going to look now inside of Amazon, something similar like that. You know something to think about? Bradley Sutton: Alright, let's switch from Amazon and Walmart and let's go to the next article. This is from CNBC and it's entitled TikTok halts E-commerce Service in Indonesia following ban. Alright, this is not new news. We talked about this last week, how in the Indonesian government gave TikTok an ultimatum of one week, say, hey, if you don't remove TikTok shop and make it separate, we're shutting your whole platform down. So what did TikTok do? Like, fine, we're gonna go ahead and and take away, you know, TikTok shop. So that's a huge blow to TikTok because Indonesia is a the largest market for them in that, in that region. So RIP TikTok shop in Indonesia. Bradley Sutton: Next article is from arstechnia.com and it's entitled Report Amazon made one billion dollars with secret algorithm for spiking prices internet-wide. Now this, this is one of those, those articles that kind of made my blood boil. First I'm like, okay, this is interesting, like what this is? You know, this is new stuff that hasn't been talked about and and if this is true, you know, obviously that's an issue, you know. Finally, I was thinking, wow, finally is there a legitimate thing that Amazon is being investigated on by the FTC. But this thing was called they say, codename Project Nessie, and it says it allegedly works by manipulating rivals, weaker pricing algorithms and locking competitors into higher prices. The controversial algorithm was allegedly used for years, all right, and helped Amazon improve their profits. Now, first of all, it even says here that they stopped using it in 2019. So, first of all, guys, this has nothing to do with any of you sellers right now, because even the FTC, it seems like, admits that this was stopped in 2019, or somebody said it was stopped in 2019. But the weird thing is here is the FTC alleges says Amazon has successfully taught its rivals that lower prices are unlikely to result in increased sales. The opposite of what could happen in a well-functioned market. Like this doesn't make sense. Bradley Sutton: You know the Amazon price matching. Price matching, like, always helps everybody, you know, except a seller. Sometimes you guys remember how I mean those of you who you know. Four or five years ago even, you know you would shop at Best Buy and then you could like price match Amazon and vice versa. Where you could price, you know, if somebody else had a cheaper, amazon would give you, you know, like, a little rebate. Vice versa, if Target had a cheaper Walmart, you know it would make up the difference and things like that. Like that actually helps consumers, because when somebody's running a coupon, that means, like all the other major players would have to, you know, like, run a coupon or run a discount to try and match it. So like I'm not sure exactly what is the problem for for sellers. Bradley Sutton: Now, you know, amazon right away responded and then they said hey, you know, this was a project. Yeah, there was a such thing as Project Nessie. Who named it? You know, they didn't say, but it says they were trying to stop price matching from resulting in an unusual outcomes where prices became so low that they were unsustainable. Okay, it's kind of kind of reasonable. You know, I'm not a little bit of a not sure what's going on there, but hey, that sounds reasonable, right, they didn't work as intended. They said, so we scrapped it several years ago and they kept saying, hey, this is not how competition works. The FTC has it backwards and if they were successful in this lawsuit, the result would be anti competitive, anti consumer, and that's what I've been saying to you. It's like the things that Amazon, that the FTC was complaining about I don't know about this Nessie thing, but was like hey, amazon is like making sellers match low prices on other websites I mean, that's like for the consumer. It's so weird how the FTC is talking out of both sides. Now, this is just what made my blood kind of boil here. Bradley Sutton: Later on they did a press release the FTC and get a load of this. All right. They said Amazon's far reaching schemes impact hundreds of billions of dollars retail sales over here. First of all, yes, I mean like now, you know, best buy Walmart, everybody's got a price match Amazon, you know. And if Amazon, you know, has these, you know that's why Amazon is doing big deal days. The entirety of Walmart now has a big deal day, or I don't know what they call it, holiday big day or something like that. You know, yes, amazon is is affecting a lot of sales, but in a bad way? I don't think so. It's in a good way. It's in a good way because now everybody has to try and keep up with Amazon. And then take a look at this. They say they touch hundreds of thousands of products sold by businesses, big and small, and affect over a hundred million shoppers. The FTC's press release said sell them. Bradley Sutton: In the history of US antitrust law, has one case had the potential to do so much good for so many people Said this dude from the FTC like bro, come on, are you serious around? Like, like we Amazon sellers are, are very scared of this even ever happen? I don't. I personally don't think this is gonna go through, just because it's so, so ridiculous, some of these, these things. But but I mean, you're not helping anybody now who knows? A lot of the FTC thing is still redacted. So who knows? There might be stuff in there that are legitimate complaints, because we know Amazon sellers have a million complaints About Amazon, right, you know there's a lot of things that we don't like. You know, I was just dealing with something today where a removal order was taking like 90 days or something. It's just a pain in the neck sometimes. But the weird thing is the stuff that has been released in this FTC thing, none of it is the stuff that Amazon sellers are mainly complaining about. Yet they're just coming up with this random, random stuff here. Anyways, I don't want to go down this rabbit hole too much. Bradley Sutton: Let's go ahead and go to more positive news here, and the. The next one's coming from seller central, and it is about a new pricing tiers for Amazon Vine. So now, instead of having to pay $200 from one up to 30 reviews, you can get two reviews in Vine for free. All right, you or you can say hey, no, you know what, I only want to get up to 10 reviews and then that's only gonna be $75 or the existing tier up to 30 for $200. So if you guys want more information on this, we actually interviewed one of the leads At Amazon for the Amazon Vine program. Ah me, she was great. It's her first podcast. She did awesome, so make sure to check that out. Episode 497 you could get that episode h10.me forward slash 497 tons more information in that document or in that podcast about the new Vine program. Bradley Sutton: Switching marketplaces we're going to Etsy. This was from e-commerce bites. It says s e-test lead to lost income from sellers. So we think we got problems on Amazon. Etsy just like on their own, just start deciding to do some tests with the titles. Actually, amazon was doing that too for a while, but Etsy gave no notice for these changes. And then they were. They were just like taking random words out of the title and taking punctuation out of title and making it look like the sellers Can't even speak English because the titles didn't even make any sense. And so at you know Etsy sellers. It says they were trying to go back in and fix the listings and stuff. But it's kind of crazy. You know, like Etsy does so many things, like Etsy remove like a few of my products, saying it violates and, and, and you guys think that Amazon seller support is bad. Etsy is a billion times worse. Let me just say that right now, like there is no support, like like they completely suspend the listing and they say there is no way that you can, you know, follow up on this. It's a final you know, don't even ask us about it. Basically, they sent me a message. I'm like what in the world this is like. This is very you know, this is a legitimate Etsy product. So, guys, you know, like, where there's no marketplace out there, that's gonna be perfect, right? Amazon has mistakes, Esty has mistakes, Walmart has issues. We just got to, you know, figure out a deal with it and move on. Bradley Sutton: Speaking of different Marketplaces, Shopify CEO, is this next article from Toronto Sun? Says he's discouraging staff from side hustles that divert attention From the company. Now, this is just something that doesn't necessarily have to do with e-commerce, but I wanted to get your guys opinion on this because, basically, here he said hey, he doesn't want staff to take on side gigs that divert their attention away from the company, says I'm not talking about, like, yoga classes on the side and coaching a, a soccer team or something. You know my kid soccer team but he didn't want people like doing their own Shopify stores and then having it like go big. He's saying, hey, no, if you're a Shopify employee and you actually do, you know, do a Shopify store and it gets bigger, you know, higher staff, or give it away or something. That's kind of interesting. So the reason I brought this article up was I'm just curious about about you guys. If you have Employees in your Amazon business, are you okay with them having like side hustles on the side, you know, like having their own Amazon business on the side, or do you want them a hundred percent focus on your business? All right, that's it for the news today. We had tons of be interesting to see what happens with some of these things that are that are ongoing. Bradley Sutton: Now, before we move on to our really important pro training Wanted to, you know, let you guys know, we're launching new platforms every week. You know, last week we launched on Twitter where we're doing a live video, so make sure to follow us on on Twitter, on twitch as well, and then one platform that a lot of customers want us to get on was rumble. You know it's. I didn't even know what rumble was. It's kind of like YouTube, and then I started watching rumble because on YouTube my sumo wrestling that I always watch Got canceled on YouTube, you know, for some, whatever reason. Now they're on rumble. So I'm like, okay, now I know rumble for sumo wrestling, but now instead of just sumo wrestling, you can know it for helium 10. So, guys, go to h10.me Forward slash rumble, make your own account if you don't have one h10.me forward slash rumble, and then hit follow here and then you'll be able to see we're uploading like old helium 10 podcast Episodes and training videos and things like that. Bradley Sutton: All right, guys, let's talk about keyword tracking. You know a lot of customers ask me what is that boost feature and why is it important. You know, like why? It's kind of annoying, I don't want to have to click it every 10 days, so I'm just gonna forget about it unless you tell me why it's important, all right. So for those who don't know, boost is the feature where, inside of keyword tracker, you hit this rocket ship Over here and then what it does is it starts checking keywords 24 hours a day, 24 times a day in different browsing scenarios. All right, so that's the key there, and so I'm gonna show you why helium pen has been doing this. Oh, I mean and this is, this is nothing new like 2017, when keyword tracker first came out 2018 as well, it had boost, all right, so so this is something that Manny coats, the founder of helium 10, is very important to him. But why is the question? Bradley Sutton: Well, why do we need to check different browsing scenarios? First of all, what is different browsing scenarios mean? Different browsing scenario is an edge browser, a chrome browser, edge in private mode, chrome incognito mode, safari browser, a mobile browser, a zip code in Minnesota, an address in Miami Florida. So it's like geo location, you know, like different addresses. It's also different browsing scenarios logged in, logged out. Basically, what happens is is Usually for like that. You know, the biggest selling products, a lot of their keyword ranks, stay kind of steady. You know, regardless of the browsing scenario, you know a lot of the keywords will stay pretty steady, but on the flip side, there might be just as many products and just as many keywords. Bradley Sutton: We're based on these browsing scenarios. You know whether I'm using a chrome browser, whether I'm signed in, whether I'm signed out, whether I'm using Safari, whether I'm in in Brooklyn, new York, whether I'm in San Diego, California, you might see different search results, right, and that's always been the case, like where people say, hey, how come you know my, my keyword tracker, my cerebral, looks different than what I'm looking at on Amazon? That's cause we're not using your Chrome browsers to actually go search for keyword ranks. You know, whatever your scene in keyword tracker is not necessarily the same as what the rank that we put, you know what browsing scenario that we chose. So I want to go in now and kind of like really illustrate just how much of an impact this potentially can have and why you should be using boosted, why you should care about different browsing scenarios. All right, let's hop right into it. Right now I am in an edge browser, right, Microsoft Edge. Like can't believe anybody uses that, huh. And I am here in the San Marcos zip code. All right, san Marcos is very near to me here in San Diego and I searched coffin shelf. Bradley Sutton: All right, now you take a look at the first line of search results. You see, you know three competitors. There's a makeup coffin shelf and then here's at one of our products. You know, one of our coffin bookshelf products is page one position for you know the second line of results, there's a bat shelf, three coffin shelves and a couple other coffin shelves and a makeup shelf. Now let's just compare. I am in the same exact browser, which is edge. All right, here I put a different address. I put my old address in Brooklyn, new York, one one, two, one Brooklyn Heights, right there. All right, this is the same search done at the same time. Now, if we look at the search results, the very first line, it looks like it's the same. But look at page one, position three, this is actually a completely different makeup shelf. That is here. All right, the other three products are actually the same. Like I said, you know a lot of times it is the same, but here this, this epic gifts coffin shelf, is completely different. Bradley Sutton: What has page one, position three from San Marcos, california, compared to Brooklyn, new York? As I scroll down to the next line of search results, it's even more different. You know, like like, this bat shelf is nowhere to be found. Here is that one. That's page one, position three, in one address, and now it's like page one, position 10 in another one. All right, so this is basically what we mean by, first of all, like the geo location or different address, different city. You know that you're putting in to Amazon. You could have different results in the same exact browser based on that and that, I think, kind of you know, makes sense to most people. Bradley Sutton: Now, one interesting thing it's not necessarily about the shipping time, all right. So, for example, remember that that that listing we said was different. The page one, position three, the coffin makeup shelf. Here, as you can see, for New York, it says it would be delivered on October 10th or October six is the fastest delivery. All right. Now that same exact product in San Diego. It's page one, like position 10,. You know it's way down the page. But look at the shipping time. It's either October 10th or October six, exactly the same. So the keyword rank here it wasn't that, oh, it can ship faster to New York. That's why it's going to be higher up there. Now, sometimes that might be the case, but it's. You can't always think that, oh, okay, this 100% ranking has to do with how fast Amazon can ship, because that's not the way that Amazon, uh, works across the board. All right. Bradley Sutton: Now next thing let's, this was edge signed in. Let's now go to edge in private, all right, so this is now like edge in Cognito mode, I guess, if you were, I did the same exact addresses. All right, again, San Marcos, California, and then I did Brooklyn, New York. Now this is like literally the same address. So the difference is one is an edge browser and one is edge in private mode. All right, take a look at the first line. There's like two here for San Marcos. There are two coffin make, those two coffin makeup shelves that were at different places. On the other, uh, listening, or the other, uh, browsing scenario. These are all in the top row. Now let's again compare it to the same exact city. Right here, this is San Marcos. Right, look at the top line of search results Completely different. Where's our, our product? Our double coffin shelf is nowhere to be found on on the same exact one. Bradley Sutton: Let's go ahead and scroll down. It's not in the second line of products, it's not in the third line of products. It's all the way in the fourth line of products. All right. And again, was this necessarily about shipping? No, look, look at our product. It says delivery on the 12th or seventh. All right, in the same scenario delivery on the 12th or seventh. But one is ranked page one position for and just because of the different browser we're using, the other one was ranked halfway down, uh, page one, all right. Now take a look at this. If I scroll down page one in the in private, I see this crazy ugly looking grotesque, grotesque here, uh, like knife holder. That's a skull, right, it's gross. Looking Now in Brooklyn on the in private, let's see if I see that. Yep, there, it is right, there, it's all the way down the page. Bradley Sutton: Now, guys, this was not anywhere on page one, one in the same exact address, just a different browser, that that product was nowhere to be found. So you guys see, this is what we mean by different browsing scenarios. It's not just about address, it's not just about shipping time. You could have different search results. All right Doesn't mean one is right, one is wrong, just different results. It is what, it is, all right. What are some other examples? Let's go ahead and switch to a Google Chrome. All right, now I'm in Google Chrome. Now here's the thing Some people, you know, might think that, oh well, is the different locations? Is it only about, like, different states, or maybe it's different cities, or no, it's not cities, it's zip code. No answer is none of the above Amazon. Bradley Sutton: Sometimes, even within the same zip code, will have different rankings in the same exact browser. All right, watch this. This is Google Chrome, right here? Right, I put in look at this 92078 up here as a address and then in this other window 92078, I actually put a specific, a different, specific address that the other one. All right, so two different addresses, same exact zip code, same exact browser. Let's take a look at the search results. All right, line one, it goes uh, the, the Amazon's choice, and two coffin makeup shelves and then one other coffin shelf. Let's take a look at the other address Only one coffin makeup shelf and then another product that wasn't even in the top of the page. Okay, this is the same exact zip code, guys. Just two different addresses, same exact browser and we are getting different results. If I go further on this page, I found another listing that was on one on page one. It wasn't even on page one on the other one. Bradley Sutton: Now, the other reason why you know it's not just about the address is, like you know, there's fulfilled by merchant. All right, so take a look over here. I just actually activate. This was a test product. I was doing some keyword testing on for episode 500 that's coming up on the podcast and it's a coffin bath tray, right, and I just threw it on here here I put Brooklyn, New York, all right, Brooklyn, New York address. And this is fulfilled by merchant. And I'm obviously in California. Amazon knows I'm in California, they know where I'm shipping from, I've got my shipping tiers and it's saying this is page one, position five, looks like five or six, right here, all right, and this is a fulfilled by merchant. Now, if I actually change this zip code, let me go ahead and change this zip code to let's go ahead and change it to something in San Marcos, really close to me, right, so that Amazon knows I, you know I'm shipping it, it's probably gonna deliver the next day, you know, because I'm shipping it right from here. Bradley Sutton: Let's take a look at the search results. You would think that it would go all the way up to page one, position like two or three. Let's take a look, nope, nope, it's in the exact same position and this time, page one, position six, Like. So again, if Amazon was like just strictly going on shipping time, you would see a little bit more consistency with the fluctuations. Now, that being said, the whole reason why we check different addresses and different browsing. Scenario again is that there is fluctuation, sometimes based on an address, sometimes based on a browser. And why is this important? All right, like why. Why should you care about this? Let me show you a great example of this. Bradley Sutton: Going back to that coffin shelf product all right, here is my keyword tracker that I had on boost sometime this summer, in May. All right Now, as you can see those of you watching on this look here like in the beginning of May, I had like pretty consistent rank. I had boost on and you could see it was only fluctuating my rank between like five and 10,. Right Now, look at what my impressions were for that day. Like the way you can see your impressions and page views is right on your insights dashboard of helium 10, your dashboard. You just set the dates. I set it right here to May six through May 13th and I scroll down here. I can see this at the parent level. I just wanna see all the impressions at the parent level and let's see what it was 1310 page views, 603 sessions. All right, it was doing pretty good here at the beginning of May. Bradley Sutton: Now, going back to that keyword, look what happened the second week of May. You guys see what's happening. All of a sudden now you start to see fluctuation in the different browsing scenarios. So you can see, instead of just going between five and 10, it's going back and forth between like five and like 15 and 16. Did this have an effect on the number of page views and impressions we were getting? Let's go to helium 10 insights dashboard. Bradley Sutton: Let's enter the next week 514 to 521, and take a look at the impressions it went from let me see, 1310 down to 881,. All right, it went down by a pretty big number here. All right, because of that keyword fluctuation. Let's go more on this keyword tracker graph. Take a look here the very following week. Look at some of this fluctuation at in one hour, in one browsing scenario it's position six, and the next hour it's position 25,. Even position what is this? 45, probably falling off of page one, all right. So what happened there? Let's go to the page views for that week 427, all right. So remember, just compare it. That first week where we were doing pretty good, it was pretty steady, your keyword ranks, right, you had 1310 page views. But because of this fluctuation on rank that probably was happening on multiple keywords it went down to 427. Bradley Sutton: Now, what is the reasons? Could it be inventory? Absolutely it could be inventory. Let's take a look. You guys probably didn't know this, but in helium 10, there's a tool called inventory levels inside of profits, and I can actually go to a certain date range. I'm gonna pick April to May here and see, hey, every day what was my inventory. And sure enough, here at the end of April I had some inbound inventory, all right, and at the beginning of May I had some pretty good numbers. So the number actually, you know, went up between the end of April and the beginning of May. And actually if you look I actually show the page impressions all the way back from the end of April. It was actually pretty bad when my inventory was low. And then as soon as my inventory got in stock, my impressions went up and my keyword ranking, you know, potentially got a little bit better. So absolutely your inventory levels plays a role. That's why we have this here. Bradley Sutton: But, as you recall, as May progressed, even though my inventory was not going down much at all, I was still at the mercy of Amazon. You know we call that like the search shuffle, where Amazon was not consistently keeping me at the top of page one. So now another thing that people ask about is inventory heat maps. All right, so you know, helium 10 has inventory heat maps and that allows you to kind of see where your inventory is stored at across the country. And like, for some strange reason, here in inventory heat maps I can see where Amazon is storing my products and it's only in two warehouses. All right, it's only in Kansas and Ohio. So right off the bat, that tells me like probably I need to send more inventory in. Bradley Sutton: But that being said, it doesn't always mean that your keyword ranks across the board are completely affected. Don't you remember that even when I was in the Brooklyn zip code and I was in San Diego, like, I was still ranking at the top of page one about? So what I did? I was just out of curiosity. I'm like if Amazon only awarded keyword rank based on where my you know product is being stored, well, let me go ahead and pick an address very close to this place where they has most of my inventory. So let's take a look at Kansas, all right. So here I picked a zip code and the address right here in Kansas, and if you look, I mean you would think, hey, my coffin shelf should be at the top of page one. It's not in the first line, not here at the sec, or it is here at the second line, all right. So here it's, page one, position five, all right. So not too bad. Bradley Sutton: But look at the shipping time, guys. It says Tuesday October 10th, friday October 6th. Does that sound familiar? Do you remember how it was when I was in San Diego, california fastest delivery October 10th or, I'm sorry, regular delivery October 10th, fastest delivery October 6th, the same exact shipping time, even though it has to go cross country just to get to me, all right. What about the other address which was Ohio, remember? So I put a Cleveland zip code in here. All right, not in the first line, not here in the second line, not in the? Oh, it is in the third line. But here, even though the inventory is stored right, like literally next door to this address that I picked, it is actually showing a later shipping time. It's saying the fastest delivery is Monday, october 9th for this. And it also has this, you know, a little bit toward down, towards the page. Bradley Sutton: So you know, again, part of the moral of the story is nobody, we, none of us know. Amazon probably doesn't even know the ins and outs of the Amazon algorithm. It's obviously, first of all, not consistent. All right, it's not based on one thing, you know. It's not just all hey, on this browser, you're always going to see these results. If you're signed in, you're always going to see this results. If you're in this address, you're always going to see these results. If you have inventory close by to a warehouse, you're always going to have this. That's not the way, unfortunately, as of now that Amazon works. Bradley Sutton: But at the same time, there's a reason why helium 10 made all these tools I just went in keyword tracker with boost, inventory levels, history, inventory heat maps is because you need visibility into what's going on, so you're not scratching your head wondering what you can do or why your your page views are gone, have gone down, or why your page views have gone up. You know, conversely. So again, the takeaways here, guys, is number one turn boost on on your main keywords, keep it on, all right. Go into your dashboard and set up the insights where you'll get an alert if, if your keyword, uh, if your keyword drops in in keyword rank, you know, uh, more than four times in a row. All right, uh, set up an alert for if your page impressions go down. You like that that actually we have. This product is underperforming insight on insights dashboard. It'll let you know. Hey, your page views are down by 30% or whatever. All right, and that should trigger you to like. Bradley Sutton: All right, let me go check my keyword ranks. Which keyword is resulting in this? Is Amazon like all of a sudden shuffling me around? Uh, take a look at your inventory levels. Do you need to send more inventory in? Is Amazon distributing your inventory? Like to me? They're not distributing my inventory across the board, but it doesn't look like it's affecting me too much. On keyword ranks, my keyword ranks are pretty uh stable at the top of page one across the board. So even though you don't have too much control over what's going to go on, as far as the search shuffle goes, it's important you understand what is happening out there so that you know you can take action uh in your account. So I hope this uh special training deep dive here uh was able to help you and, uh, you know, let me know in the comments below if you guys have any questions and we'll see you guys in the next episode.

Our 138th episode with a summary and discussion of last week's big AI news, with guest host Jon Krohn of the the SuperDataScience podcast!! Note: this one is coming out a week late, but we'll be back on schedule going forward! Read out our text newsletter and comment on the podcast at https://lastweekin.ai/ Email us your questions and feedback at contact@lastweekin.ai Timestamps + Links: (00:00) Intro / Banter (04:30) Preview of news Tools & Apps (05:40) DALLE-3 (12:47) YouAgent (Richard Socher thread) Applications & Business (20:03) Google's Gemini AI surpasses Chat GPT-4 fivefold: Report (25:16) Google begins external testing of its GPT-4 competitor "Gemini" (26:30) From sanctions to silicon: China's semiconductor breakthrough (35:41) AI app Character.ai is catching up to ChatGPT in the U.S. (41:19) SoftBank planning OpenAI investment: Financial Times (44:30) OpenAI Hustles to Beat Google to Launch ‘Multimodal' LLM (46:40) The AI Detection Arms Race Is On (51:30) Nvidia's dominance in AI chips deters funding for startups (55:15) AI chip startup Enfabrica raises $125 mln, with backing from Nvidia (56:41) Databricks raises over $500 mln at $43 bln valuation Projects & Open Source (01:01:15) Meta Is Developing a New, More Powerful AI System as Technology Race Escalates Research & Advancements (01:10:19) NExT-GPT: Any-to-Any Multimodal LLM (01:15:35) On measuring situational awareness in LLMs (01:22:50) Language Modeling Is Compression (01:26:22) How AI can Revolutionize Science  (Jeremie's gift link) Policy & Safety (01:33:33) Inside the Senate's Private AI Meeting With Tech's Billionaire Elites (01:36:08) Anthropic's Responsible Scaling Policy (01:41:45) Rishi Sunak considers banning Chinese officials from half of AI summit (01:43:48) EU to let ‘responsible' AI startups train models on its supercomputers (01:44:26) Biden-⁠Harris Administration Secures Voluntary Commitments from Eight Additional Artificial Intelligence Companies to Manage the Risks Posed by AI     (01:45:23) Microsoft president and Nvidia chief scientist to testify in Senate AI hearings  (01:46:40) AI Chatbots Are Invading Your Local Government—and Making Everyone Nervous (01:47:27) Inside Elon Musk's Struggle for the Future of AI (01:50:18) Gary Gensler confirms SEC's use of AI for financial surveillance Synthetic Media & Art (01:50:55) Self-publishers must declare if content sold on Amazon's site is AI-generated  

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Is AMMO Write For You?If you're an author with a handful of books published (or you've published nonfiction and have one book with a great program to help clients), AMMO is unlike any other program on the market. You're going to have to work the program to find success, and bestseller status likely won't hit in weeks of joining the program, but for many authors, AMMO is the beginning of a lucrative career that puts books first. Learn more here.THIS IS THE LINK TO MY SUBSTACK if you're listening elsewhere.Haldane B. DoyleBoy, do I have a treat for you today! Please see the in-depth autopsy of my guest's marketing plan, what worked, what failed, what has potential but needs more effort.TRBM Podcast Followup AutopsyIntroductionWrote a series of four sci-fi novellas, set in a future earth built of purely biological technologyFirst time writing long-form fictionTook me ~two years from the start of serious writing to self-publishing.Produced 4 novella series = ~160 k words = ~ 2 novels equivalentLaunched as ebooks in May this year.Four ebooks bundled together in June.The paperback bundle is out now as well.Primary aims of the first book project:1. Learn all the stages of writing (concept, outlines, drafting, editing).2. Learn all stages of production (covers, blurbs, formatting, website, self-publishing).3. Learn the basics of self-promotion (email list, podcasts, social media, no paid advertising).Most important aim- do all these things and still want to write another book afterwards.Advice suggests that paid advertising has higher ROI when you have a decent back catalogue.The Autopsy1. WritingDrafted the story twice as a novel- the original POV character didn't work (passive/unlikeable).Covid fever dream helped me reimagine the story from four minor character POVs.Drafted all four stories first to maintain momentum.Each took a bit over a month writing 2-3k words a day.Followed Heinlein approach to writing (light edit yesterday's draft then continue if >70% right).Redrafted book 2 (too short, lacked interiority) and book 4 (lacked interiority, ending wrong).Drafting took ~1.5 years (most of that spent on discarded original attempts).Editing took ~6 months.Paid professional to proofread book 1 (then applied patterns to other books).Fixed about a dozen minor typos in books 2-4 after ebooks were published.Printed 10 copies of the first novella for a local novel reading group to critique.Too shy for a group discussion with me so made a questionnaire.9/10 hated it, but 1/10 loved it (the group hated Oryx and Crake/mostly read historical/romance).2. ProductionFirst experimented with microphotography for covers- technical hurdles were too much.Made my covers in Adobe Illustrator (weird orphan genre, didn't know what I wanted).Revisited them over 12 months many times (up to 30 versions- substack post on the process).Provided a nice shift in focus between drafting/editing different books.A/B tested covers on social media (people love doing this).Wrote and rewrote blurbs over 12 months.A/B tested again (bit less enthusiastic, but useful feedback).Formatted in Atticus (cheaper option, ugly table of contents but otherwise nice).Website built by web developer friend (generous favour to practice their new skills).Self-published on Amazon in April.Put book 1 in KU for the first few months as lead magnet to series.3. Self PromotionEmail list at a mere 42.Put out monthly updates including illustrated cartoon of weird biologyMailing list swaps? (Weird orphan subgenre?)Appeared on a half dozen podcasts (mostly writing/science/experimental farming-> not ideal audience to market to, but chicken and egg issue with pitching scifi-focused podcasts)Joined twitter (hate it), Facebook (dead), reddit (dying), substack (crickets, but not very active).Weekly experimental farming substack doing well though- sometimes cross-promote.Readers demanded I activate paid subscriptions to support me (made x4 my ebook sales).Created a YouTube channel.Used AI narration to create animated book blurb YouTube shorts.Converted book 1 into an AI audiobook at put it up for free on YouTube (upload to Kobo?).Created a few biology-heavy scifi review videos (some traction, but a lot of work).Reached ten Amazon reviews, got into a Book Barbarian promotion.Minor spike in sales the day after.Flatlined every since (Amazon debut boost expired?).Sold a total of 77 ebooks. Made more money on my farming substack without trying.Novel writing turned out to be a worse way to make money than selling weird seeds.Was busily deciding which book to write next, following advice to crank out next book asap, when the harsh reality of writing self-published novels made me pause.GPT/AI hype craze happened.Seriously considered the viability of long-form text fiction versus alternative channels for creativity.Paused writing other than farm Substack for a few weeks.Focused on my neglected farm.Tried to stop writing but the next story idea kept buzzing in my head. Started writing it again (a dark 80s nostalgia magic realism story called “Anubis Laughed”).Looks like I achieved my ultimate goal of wanting to keep writing in the end.USE THIS LINK TO BUY MY NOVELCosts (cheapest to most expensive)Book funnel- ARC distribution- 29 (could have done without)Book barbarian promo- 63 (net negative, but not expensive)Print out local reading group reviews- 70 (waste of time without matching reader tastes)Copyright - 124 (optional, but may be useful later)Website domain- 138 (friend built website) (very lucky, could have used drag and drop alternative)ISBNs (x10)- 143 (essential)AI Narration- Elevenlabs 180 (valuable tool to learn for other projects)Proof reading- 216 (worthwhile)Formatting- Atticus 220 (saved some hassle, could have learnt to format in Word for more control)Amazon Keywords- Fiverr- 61 + Pubrocket - 178 (total waste of time- not chasing SEO niches)Cover design- Illustrator - 320 (five covers + promo material)(worthwhile- building skills for future)Total expenses of - 1680~300 under budget.Sales since April 202377 ebook sales on Amazon.1 ebook sale on Kobo.1 paperback sale.2.99 per novella, 7.99 for whole series, 19.99 paperback.1000 pages read on KU (since delisted).Estimated royalties- 180.ReflectionsLove building up for month of dedicated drafting.Drafting and self-promotion are incompatible- separate in time.Editing and self-promotion can happen together.Intend to write more short stories - should get back to submitting to magazines again.Intend to try another genre next (sort of magic realism “Anubis Laughed”).When the world is destroyed in 2013, the Egyptian gods send a struggling teacher back to his first day of school in 1984 to write a novel and save his soul from eternal torment.Side Project: Can GPT Destroy the Online Advertising Model?Wondered if LLMs could be used as a personalised story recommendation engine.Rated all the short story finalists from the Hugo Awards.Few ideas:1. Feed it rated stories to see if it can predict my rating for unrated stories.2. Feed it excerpts from my friend's top novels.Create three sets of three stories: one picked by the LLM based on the excerpts, one based on my understanding of my friend, and another at random.Then let my friends rate the sets of stories from best to worst.Ideal- every reader runs their own personalised AI to filter the flood of content to select personalised recommendations.Why rely on Amazon's algorithm or clunky/manipulated star ratings to pick your next book?Could break the entire online advertising business model if customers no longer rely on third parties to bottleneck access to creators.Open to advice from anyone with experience training LLMs.Not possessive about this idea.Final plugWebsite- www.haldanebdoyle.com (short stories, sign up for monthly email updates)Books- “Our Vitreous Womb” on Amazon and Kobo. A hard science fiction vision of a future where civilisation is rebuilt on pure biotechnology, with a surprising amount of character development according to readers.Early readers compared it to Le Guin, Atwood and Tchaikovsky.Reach out and say hello on twitter too.TRBM is a listener-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to TRBM at jodyjsperling.substack.com/subscribe

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Microsoft Build 2023 was more hotly anticipated than Apple WWDC which is hard to believe. However, that is the new reality created by ChatGPT and OpenAI's partnership with Microsoft. In this special episode of the generative AI news rundown, (GAIN), Voicebot's Bret Kinsella and Eric Schwartz break down the five top announcements from the event and the implications for users and for the market.  Topics include: Bing Search coming to ChatGPT Microsoft adopted ChatGPT Plugin model for Bing, GPT AI models on Azure, and for other applications Window AI Copilot is coming GitHub Copilot is adding an AI-chat interface Azure OpenAI Studio will let any company build their own copilot We cover a few more topics as well.  MORE ABOUT GAIN The show is recorded live and streamed via YouTube and LinkedIn at 12 noon ET on Thursdays. You can re-watch each week's discussion on Voicebot's YouTube channel. You can also view this entire podcast on YouTube or just listen here. Whatever works best for you. Please join us live next week on YouTube or LinkedIn. Also, please participate in an upcoming live show by commenting, and we are likely to give you a shoutout and may even show your comment on screen.

At a recent forum we hosted on AI in the classroom, faculty shared their excitement, concerns and approaches to integrating AI into their teaching practice. In this episode, we'll bring you highlights from their conversation, as well as interviews and statements with other GU faculty. There have been so many chat GPT articles and insights that it's hard to remember why it's dominating the news cycle. We spoke with CNDLS' executive director, Eddie Mamloney; computer science professor, Grace Hui Yang; Nick Lovegrove from the McDonough School of Business; Georgetown Computer Science and Linguistics professor Nathan Schneider; and  Andy Zeitlin from the McCourt School of Public Policy, as well as Camber Vincent, a junior in the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown, who serves as the president of the student body. In this episode of What We're Learning About Learning, you can expect to hear more about the ways Chat GPT is already integrated into daily processes, and is evolving. Topics include: The ways Chat GPT resembles human intelligence, as well as the ways it doesn't; How Chat GPT affects students, especially in conversation with Georgetown's Honor Code; How Chat GPT affects assignment design; What Chat GPT can be used for, as well as where it is not as successful; Considerations for Chat GPT's use in language-building and idea generation. To take a deeper dive into both emerging and longstanding literature, see our Resources and Additional Research sections below. There, you'll find links to various resources and articles cataloging Chat GPT experiences and proposing best practices. For an even more extensive collection, see this Zotero Library curated by CNDLS staff. Here are two sources of syllabus statements: 1) Georgetown faculty and 2) open source document of various university and course statements. Bios Featured in this episode: Grace Hui Yang, Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science Nick Lovegrove, Professor of the Practice at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business Nathan Schneider, Associate Professor in the Departments of Linguistics & Computer Science Andy Zeitlin, Associate Professor at the McCourt School of Public Policy Camber Vincent,  SFS, ‘24 Georgetown University Student Association President Eric Saldanha, graduate student representative from Georgetown's GradGov Resources Georgetown Resources ​​Chat GPT and Artificial Intelligence Tools - CNDLS website MCEF-CNDLS Forum on Chat GPT Resources Georgetown's Honor Code Policy Chat GPT's website Center for New Designs in Learning and Scholarship (CNDLS) The Prospect blog Additional Research "How AUC Faculty Are Addressing AI in Their Teaching Spring 2023," The American University in Cairo "Inside Higher Education's Page on Artificial Intelligence," Inside Higher Ed "How AI is Shaping the Future of Higher Ed," Inside Higher Ed "I'm a Student. You Have No Idea How Much We're Using ChatGPT," The Chronicle Chat GPT Zotero Library curated by CNDLS

今月は子育て X テクノロジーをテーマにお届けしています。第三回目の今日は哲学です。５月４日に行われた脳科学者・茂木健一郎さんとJoiさんとの哲学とAIに関する対談を、子育てというキーワードで深掘りしてみました。AI時代、なごみや生きがいがキーワードになるのだとしたら、どんな子育てが理想となるのでしょうか？是非お聞きください。【JOI ITO 変革への道 - Opinion Box】Joi Ito's Podcastではシーズン２からマンスリーテーマを掲げ、お便りをたくさん紹介していくことにしました。５月のテーマは「テクノロジーで子育てはアップデートできる？」です。GPTやAIに関するご意見、子育てに関する悩みなどいなんでも構いません。気軽にお送りください。もちろんJoiさん、奥井さんへの質問も引き続き募集中です。おたよりを採用した方にはHENKAKU COMMUNITYへご招待いたします。是非あなたのメッセージをお寄せください。おまちしています！https://airtable.com/shrKKky5KwIGBoEP0【編集ノート】編集ノートには難しい用語や人物名などの詳しい解説をお伝えしています。https://joi.ito.com/jp/archives/2023/05/22/005885.html【JOI ITO 変革への道 - Opinion Box】番組では、リスナーの皆様からお便りを募集しています。番組に対する意見はもちろん、伊藤穰一への質問があればぜひ投函ください。https://airtable.com/shrKKky5KwIGBoEP0【コミュニティ醸成実験について】Joi Ito's Podcastのリスナーを中心としたコミュニティを形成しています。番組という枠を飛び出して、リスナーの方々同士が交流できる場となっています。詳しくは、下記リンクをご覧ください。https://community.henkaku.org/jaこの実験に参加をご希望の方は下記リンクから参加メンバーの登録をお願いします。メンバーのダイバーシティを考慮しながら、徐々にメンバーを拡大していく予定です。参加時期がきましたら、スタッフから個別に連絡をさせていただきます。興味のある方、まずは登録だけでもしてみてはいかがでしょうか。https://airtable.com/shrbDbYUBoFgkg0tY【求人サイトCool Job Listの開設】番組にご出演いただいた方々と聞いている方々を結ぶプラットフォームとして、ジョブマーケットを作ってみました。今、実は仕事を探している、なんてあなた！ぜひこちらを確認してみてください。ぴったりの仕事がみつかるかもしれませんよ。https://joi-ito-podcast-jobs.super.site/【デジタルガレージ Web3のコア人材募集中】https://recruit.garage.co.jp/fintech/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

GPT 之后，我们定义智能的方式发生了哪些改变，关于智能的探讨又上升了到哪一个阶段？ GPT 与一代代语言模型的迭代与进步，或许真的让 AI 的未来看不到天花板。但如果走向通用人工智能时代是一个大概率事件，那么实现通用人工智能的最佳路径只有 GPT 吗？还有哪些值得大家去探索的方向有待讨论，探索的方法论又从何而来？ 本期节目，徐老师、Monica 与来自微软的科学家们一起深度探讨，在通用人工智能时代与GPT话题不断的今天，AI 科学家与从业者还应该持续思考的核心问题究竟是什么。 同时，这也是 Monica 履新后一期「科技早知道」与「OnBoard!」的再度串台。 本期人物 硅谷徐老师，硅谷连续创业者、人工智能高管、斯坦福商学院客座讲师，「科技早知道」主播 ｜推特：@H0wieXu｜ 微信公众号：硅谷云｜ AI博客：howiexu.substack.com Monica，真格基金投资人，ex-AWS AI, 公众号：M小姐研习录，播客「OnBoard!」 主理人 谭旭，微软亚洲研究院 高级研究员，主要研究方向为生成式人工智能及其在语言/语音/音乐生成中的应用，《MSRA researcher, HuggingGPT (https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.17580)》作者之一 张弋，微软亚洲研究院 高级研究员，主要研究方向为通用人工智能的物理、数学，《Microsoft researcher，Sparks of AGI (https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.12712)》 论文作者之一 红博士，某 AI 公司研发总监，研究方向：计算机视觉、数据压缩、通用人工智能。公众号：红博士说 主要话题 [07:48] 第一视角解读「通用人工智能的火花」 [16:35] New Bing做了哪些取舍？ [33:21] GPT-4 与 Auto-GPT 哪个更好？ [47:05] 能战胜 GPT 会是？ [63:11] 如何打造更好的行业生态？ [72:22] 过往经验如何在新 AI 浪潮里复用？ 延伸阅读 - 论文 《GPT-4，通用人工智能的火花》 (https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.12712) - Language models can explain neurons in language models (https://openai.com/research/language-models-can-explain-neurons-in-language-models) - Draw a unicorn in TikZ

子育て X テクノロジーを語れるゲストといえば、この方しかいないでしょう。アーティストで起業家の草野絵美さんです！息子さんの夏休みの自由研究でNFTを作成してみたら、世界的ヒットに。そしてアニメ制作とコレクティブルを掛け合わせた新星ギャルバースでまたまたヒット。さらには、MidJourneyなどの技術を取り入れ発表したアートコレクションNeural Fadは瞬く間に完売…最新技術を瞬時に取り入れ、息をするように新しいモノを生み出していく草野さんの姿はAI時代のアイコンそのものです。最近では「親子で知的好奇心を伸ばす　ネオ子育て」という本も出版されていました。実は草野さん、大学時代から子育てについては深く研究されていてお家で独自の教育を実践されてるようです。今回の話もすごく頷くことばかり！子育てに悩む子羊のみなさん。是非参考にしてみては、いかがでしょうか。【JOI ITO 変革への道 - Opinion Box】Joi Ito's Podcastではシーズン２からマンスリーテーマを掲げ、お便りをたくさん紹介していくことにしました。５月のテーマは「テクノロジーで子育てはアップデートできる？」です。GPTやAIに関するご意見、子育てに関する悩みなどいなんでも構いません。気軽にお送りください。もちろんJoiさん、奥井さんへの質問も引き続き募集中です。おたよりを採用した方にはHENKAKU COMMUNITYへご招待いたします。是非あなたのメッセージをお寄せください。おまちしています！https://airtable.com/shrKKky5KwIGBoEP0【編集ノート】編集ノートには難しい用語や人物名などの詳しい解説をお伝えしています。https://joi.ito.com/jp/archives/2023/05/15/005884.htmlSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Derek Moore and ZEGA Financial CEO Jay Pestrichelli discuss whether the option markets via Volatility Indexes are underrating potential market turmoil. Plus, they debate whether fears of the US defaulting on Treasury Bonds is Overrated? Using ChatGPT AI to research the 1979 US Treasury default. Then they talk through what they are seeing in the options market including variances between implied volatility between different places on the volatility surface. Finally, before some recommendations, they discuss calls for banning of short selling on regional banks and why its not a great idea.   Explaining implied volatility What the current volatility levels across the volatility surfaces is saying about market worries What the Bond volatility index is saying about markets Is it too quiet in markets or rightly quiet and the options markets know best? Are debt ceiling default fears overblown? Wouldn't the government prioritize interest on debt over other random expenses? The treasury is still collecting tax revenue each week, so don't they have money to pay debt? ChatGPT AI research on the 1979 technical treasury bond default Why did Treasury Bonds default in 1979? CDS (Credit Default Swap) rates on US Treasuries New talk on banning short selling on regional banks. What function does short selling provide to markets? Why banning short selling would cause option premiums to rise.   Mentioned in this Episode:   The Big Short Movie and Credit Default Swaps Explained https://open.spotify.com/episode/6FG0xHkxfhSXEtbJbFbDF6   Article detailing prior U.S. Defaults https://www.theglobalist.com/a-brief-history-of-u-s-defaults/   Margin Call Movie and Understanding Value at Risk https://open.spotify.com/episode/2XJ58KAoQKw2sdC48KHyPp   Dividend Deep Dive | ChatGPT AI Fed Research | Do Markets Go Up After Fed Pauses?https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dividend-deep-dive-chatgpt-ai-fed-research-do-markets/id1432836154?i=1000612068985     Jay Pestrichelli's book Buy and Hedge https://amzn.to/3jQYgMt   Derek's new book on public speaking Effortless Public Speaking https://amzn.to/3hL1Mag   Derek Moore's book Broken Pie Chart https://www.amazon.com/Broken-Pie-Chart-Investment-Portfolio/dp/1787435547/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=broken+pie+chart&qid=1558722226&s=books&sr=1-1-catcorr   Contact Derek derek.moore@zegafinancial.com

I talk with Andriy Mulyar, the creator of GPT4ALL, on how he created a chat GPT AI agent that can run on a laptop without a wifi connection. We talk about the recent AI developments that made this possible and his outlook on the future of where AI is headed. Andriy Mulyar wanted to note that Yuvanesh Anand (Twitter: https://twitter.com/Yuvaaa___) is first author of the technical report and gathered the data to make it possible. Andriy Mulyar on Twitter: https://twitter.com/andriy_mulyar GPT4ALL Download: https://github.com/nomic-ai/gpt4all Nomic.ai: https://home.nomic.ai Social

OpenAI's GPT-4 released, KB5023706 update, YouTube Music Windows 11 Moment 2 is official; mostly a solid update The ensh*ttification of Windows/Microsoft 365 continues: Microsoft Word, Paint, Teams, and Edge AI all the things One wonders, if everything is AI, is anything AI? OpenAI releases ChatGPT 4 Microsoft "reveals" it was using an early version all along, duh BING CHATBOT IS OPEN TO EVERYONE Bing will move Chatbot responses to the top of search results Microsoft's LinkedIn is adding GPT AI to improve the writing of profiles and job postings Grammarly adds more AI Google Workspace is getting generative AI features, obviously... and it's raising prices (coincidentally!) Duolingo adds two new AI features at great cost Microsoft 365 Microsoft Word is getting two keyboard shortcuts it should have always had: "Paste as Text" & Zoom Dev Microsoft Build 2023 is May 23-25, live and remote GitHub starts rolling out its 2FA requirement for contributors Xbox Microsoft announces two 10-year cloud gaming deals with companies not named Sony: Boosteroid & Ubitus Epic Games takes a page from the Microsoft Store and will allow self-publishing Tips and Picks Tip of the week: YouTube Premium member? Play some games App pick of the week: YouTube Music This week on RunAs: Incident Management with Hila Fish Brown liquor pick of the week: Springbank 10 Hosts: Leo Laporte, Paul Thurrott, and Richard Campbell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: drata.com/twit kolide.com/ww

OpenAI's GPT-4 released, KB5023706 update, YouTube Music Windows 11 Moment 2 is official; mostly a solid update The ensh*ttification of Windows/Microsoft 365 continues: Microsoft Word, Paint, Teams, and Edge AI all the things One wonders, if everything is AI, is anything AI? OpenAI releases ChatGPT 4 Microsoft "reveals" it was using an early version all along, duh BING CHATBOT IS OPEN TO EVERYONE Bing will move Chatbot responses to the top of search results Microsoft's LinkedIn is adding GPT AI to improve the writing of profiles and job postings Grammarly adds more AI Google Workspace is getting generative AI features, obviously... and it's raising prices (coincidentally!) Duolingo adds two new AI features at great cost Microsoft 365 Microsoft Word is getting two keyboard shortcuts it should have always had: "Paste as Text" & Zoom Dev Microsoft Build 2023 is May 23-25, live and remote GitHub starts rolling out its 2FA requirement for contributors Xbox Microsoft announces two 10-year cloud gaming deals with companies not named Sony: Boosteroid & Ubitus Epic Games takes a page from the Microsoft Store and will allow self-publishing Tips and Picks Tip of the week: YouTube Premium member? Play some games App pick of the week: YouTube Music This week on RunAs: Incident Management with Hila Fish Brown liquor pick of the week: Springbank 10 Hosts: Leo Laporte, Paul Thurrott, and Richard Campbell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: drata.com/twit kolide.com/ww

OpenAI's GPT-4 released, KB5023706 update, YouTube Music Windows 11 Moment 2 is official; mostly a solid update The ensh*ttification of Windows/Microsoft 365 continues: Microsoft Word, Paint, Teams, and Edge AI all the things One wonders, if everything is AI, is anything AI? OpenAI releases ChatGPT 4 Microsoft "reveals" it was using an early version all along, duh BING CHATBOT IS OPEN TO EVERYONE Bing will move Chatbot responses to the top of search results Microsoft's LinkedIn is adding GPT AI to improve the writing of profiles and job postings Grammarly adds more AI Google Workspace is getting generative AI features, obviously... and it's raising prices (coincidentally!) Duolingo adds two new AI features at great cost Microsoft 365 Microsoft Word is getting two keyboard shortcuts it should have always had: "Paste as Text" & Zoom Dev Microsoft Build 2023 is May 23-25, live and remote GitHub starts rolling out its 2FA requirement for contributors Xbox Microsoft announces two 10-year cloud gaming deals with companies not named Sony: Boosteroid & Ubitus Epic Games takes a page from the Microsoft Store and will allow self-publishing Tips and Picks Tip of the week: YouTube Premium member? Play some games App pick of the week: YouTube Music This week on RunAs: Incident Management with Hila Fish Brown liquor pick of the week: Springbank 10 Hosts: Leo Laporte, Paul Thurrott, and Richard Campbell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: drata.com/twit kolide.com/ww

OpenAI's GPT-4 released, KB5023706 update, YouTube Music Windows 11 Moment 2 is official; mostly a solid update The ensh*ttification of Windows/Microsoft 365 continues: Microsoft Word, Paint, Teams, and Edge AI all the things One wonders, if everything is AI, is anything AI? OpenAI releases ChatGPT 4 Microsoft "reveals" it was using an early version all along, duh BING CHATBOT IS OPEN TO EVERYONE Bing will move Chatbot responses to the top of search results Microsoft's LinkedIn is adding GPT AI to improve the writing of profiles and job postings Grammarly adds more AI Google Workspace is getting generative AI features, obviously... and it's raising prices (coincidentally!) Duolingo adds two new AI features at great cost Microsoft 365 Microsoft Word is getting two keyboard shortcuts it should have always had: "Paste as Text" & Zoom Dev Microsoft Build 2023 is May 23-25, live and remote GitHub starts rolling out its 2FA requirement for contributors Xbox Microsoft announces two 10-year cloud gaming deals with companies not named Sony: Boosteroid & Ubitus Epic Games takes a page from the Microsoft Store and will allow self-publishing Tips and Picks Tip of the week: YouTube Premium member? Play some games App pick of the week: YouTube Music This week on RunAs: Incident Management with Hila Fish Brown liquor pick of the week: Springbank 10 Hosts: Leo Laporte, Paul Thurrott, and Richard Campbell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: drata.com/twit kolide.com/ww

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Can artificial intelligence be more creative than humans? What crazy scenarios can it come up with? In this episode, Rhett and Link put Chat GPT to the test to come up with the strangest rendition of Pinocchio, a wild new business venture for traffic jams, and an apology from Link to his wife that is definitely… interesting, to say the least. This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/EAR and get on your way to being your best self. Check out the Mythical Pin of the Month and SiKE Sticker Bomb mugs at mythical.com! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices