Have you ever looked at your content creation process and thought, 'There has to be a better way'? Maybe you're drowning in content requests, struggling to maintain consistency across channels, or simply feeling overwhelmed by the constant demand for fresh, engaging content. If this sounds familiar, you're not alone.
These were exactly the challenges facing our guest today. The pressure to create more high-quality content while maintaining compliance standards in the healthcare tech industry seemed like an impossible balance to strike. The traditional approach wasn't just time-consuming – it was becoming unsustainable.
But what if I told you there was a way to not just meet these demands, but exceed them? A way to scale your content operations while actually improving quality and consistency?
Today, we're joined by Brianna Miller, Director of Marketing at Protenus, the leading Healthcare Compliance Analytics platform. SHe’s also a longtime friend and colleague of mine here in St. Louis. Brianna is going to share how she transformed her team's content operations using AI, specifically through the implementation of Jasper AI. As an accomplished digital marketing leader and frequent contributor to MarTech, Brianna brings a wealth of practical experience in both the healthcare technology sector and cutting-edge marketing strategies.
The AI Hat Podcast host Mike Allton asked Brianna Miller about:
✨ STRATEGIC IMPLEMENTATION: Understanding the step-by-step process of successfully introducing AI into a regulated industry.
✨ MEASURABLE RESULTS: Real metrics and improvements achieved through AI implementation in content creation.
✨ TEAM ADOPTION: Practical insights on getting buy-in and managing change within marketing teams.
Learn more about Brianna Miller
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Resources & Brands mentioned in this episode
- Protenus
- University of Missouri St. Louis
- Jasper AI
- Jasper Certification Program
- Redefining Brand Strategy: AI Tools for Businesses of All Sizes with Ruheene Jaura
- The AI Librarian: How RAG Can Revolutionize Your Business
- AI as Your Co-Host: Unleashing NotebookLM’s Potential in Content Marketing
- BeingYourBrand.com
- AI Training for St Louis Businesses
- AI Primer: A Comprehensive Guide
- Explore past episodes of the The AI Hat Podcast podcast
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Discover How One Healthcare Tech Leader in St. Louis Transformed Their Marketing with AI with Brianna Miller
[00:00:00] Brianna Miller: I don't have the exact number it will say that the amount of volume or time saved, but I can tell you, we all have seen it and it's been very significant, just the amount that we have been able to produce, amount of content. I know with some numbers, we did have a 12 percent increase in our LinkedIn following, which we're really excited about because honestly, getting any following engagement and some healthcare by privacy and compliance and those professionals can be very hard.
But even bigger, we saw an increase of 45 percent in our website traffic when we were doing persona specific content. Now that was tied with our SEO strategy we had going on as well. But we were using those SEO terms in Jasper. So I have to give it some credit that it did have an impact on our website traffic.
And we also saw an increase in our time on site. And so on each page, a lot of people were diving more into the content than they were before.
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Now picture this scenario. Have you ever looked at your content creation process and thought, there has to be a better way. Maybe you're drowning in content requests or struggling to maintain consistency across channels, or simply feeling overwhelmed by the constant demand for fresh, engaging content.
And if this sounds familiar, you're not alone. These were exactly the challenges facing our guest today. The pressure to create more high quality content while maintaining compliance standards in the healthcare tech industry. That seemed like an impossible balance to strike. The traditional approach wasn't just time consuming. It was becoming [00:03:00] unsustainable. But what if I told you there was a way to not just meet those demands, but exceed them, a way to scale your content operations while actually improving quality and consistency. Today, we're joined by Brianna Miller, Director of Marketing at Protenus, the leading healthcare compliance analytics platform.
She's also a longtime friend and colleague of mine here in St. Louis. And Brianna is going to share how she's transformed her team's content operations. Using AI specifically through the implementation of Jasper AI as an accomplished digital marketing leader and frequent contributor to MarTech. Brianna brings a wealth of practical experience in both the healthcare technology sector and cutting edge marketing techniques.
Hey Brianna, welcome to the show.
[00:03:39] Brianna Miller: Hey Mike. Thanks for having me. I'm really excited to be here.
[00:03:43] Mike Allton: So glad to have this opportunity to chat with you and literally pick your brain. But before we dive into your AI journey, could you paint a picture of what the process of content creation looked like before you started to implement AI at Protenus, and what are some of the specific challenges that you [00:04:00] were facing?
[00:04:01] Brianna Miller: Yes. So I think like most content creators, especially in B2B and those that are in a bit more of a, like a regulated space it is a very manual and time consuming process. You're relying a lot on subject matter experts that have very technical specialties to contribute to some of this content. And sometimes because of that, we would, run into bottlenecks that would make it difficult to launch the amount of content that we really wanted or needed.
And then additionally, unless we just had a single content creator that was controlling all of the tone and the messaging, otherwise it was hard to control that. If everybody on the team or multiple people wanted to be involved, making sure that everything had the exact same tone and messaging was difficult.
So, definitely it was time consuming and consistency can sometimes be difficult.
[00:04:55] Mike Allton: Got it. And. For the benefit of our listeners who aren't familiar with your organization, could you share a little bit [00:05:00] more about the actual work that you guys do?
[00:05:02] Brianna Miller: Yeah. So at Protenus, we are we have two products, patient privacy monitoring and drug diversion monitoring.
And what I like to say is we make sure that people aren't looking at patient records that they're not supposed to and drugs get to where they're supposed to, is the easiest way to explain it to anybody. So we are targeting healthcares and healthcare systems and hospitals and a lot of different players at those.
So the buying cycle is very long. It can be over a year. There's a, eight to 10 key decision makers across privacy, compliance, pharmacy, IT, CFOs. There's a lot of people that are concerned with this purchase and they all have different worries, so we have to create content that is speaking to all of them and some like webinars, some like blog posts, one pagers, case studies, a bunch are on LinkedIn, so we have a bunch of moving parts at any given [00:06:00] moment.
And content is really key to everything when it comes to that.
[00:06:04] Mike Allton: That makes a lot of sense. So what made you turn to AI and decide to actually start to explore it as a solution? Was it like a specific breaking point or like this moment of realization?
[00:06:15] Brianna Miller: So I want to say, I think when I was thinking about this my first AI discussions definitely happened back more in like late 2023 in regards to talking about it with fellow B2B marketers about what tools they were looking at.
And then I went to the HubSpot Inbound Conference and I had heard about some of the vendors there, but I also checked out Jasper AI and learned a bit more about them and started to look into them more. So then when we got into our 2024 planning at the end of 2023, we realized the amount of things that we needed to do with our marketing campaigns and our, our new strategies that we really needed something that was going to help us grow our marketing team and [00:07:00] our marketing campaigns, and really just do a lot more with the skillsets that we also had on the team.
So that's when we started looking at, like I said, at Jasper AI, and I really found that it was a great tool for our team.
[00:07:16] Mike Allton: Love that first. I love going to conferences for that purpose to like check out the other vendors and listen to the tools that other people are using. It really shortens that research phase, right?
Plus you get some FaceTime with some folks who might be able to give it to you a little more straighter. And I love that you guys are using Jasper, I definitely want to dig into that because we mentioned it a couple of times previous on the show, but we haven't really dug into what it does. So I'm looking forward to that.
But before we do that, I know a lot of leaders in regulated industries like healthcare, finance, they're hesitant, I think, about using AI. Were there initial concerns that you or your team had in implementing AI as part of your content creation process?
[00:07:57] Brianna Miller: Yes. So across the board, the company was [00:08:00] very concerned about integrating AI into all the different departments because we're a compliance company.
We want to make sure that we are always compliant for not just our customers, but ourselves as well. So there was a lot of concern when everything rose up with Chat GPT, and everything. So we knew that we were going to need a solution that was going to be more compliant and secure and that's where we came across again Jasper because they have a lot more compliance in their tool. It's only using the information that you upload into it to learn your product, your brand, your messaging. It's not just scraping the internet for anything to add in and learn from so it is It really allowed us to be cautious with how we got started with AI.
And it made our IT and compliance teams very happy as well, because they had those features.
[00:08:56] Mike Allton: That is a great distinction between just simply using [00:09:00] like a custom GPT for Chat GPT, or a Gem for Gemini. Cause you could do that. You can train those models on your business, your industry, your target audience, even your goals and objectives.
I talk about doing that all the time for myself, but, unless you also know what you're doing in terms of keeping that in a sandbox, you aren't controlling the flow of data and the conversations that you have with Chat GPT could be used to train the next model of Chat GPT. And that is definitely a compliance of concern.
So I'm glad you brought that up that that's by default turned on basically within Jasper, you're in this private system. So walk us through how you implemented Jasper. What was the approach and the rollout? What did that look like? Were there steps that you guys took to ensure success?
[00:09:47] Brianna Miller: So like any, I think marketing team, when you're adding the new tool, you're excited, but you're also cautious.
So we stepped into it slowly. We started with small things like working on some of our email [00:10:00] marketing and our social posts. But really before we could do anything, we needed to train Jasper. So we were uploading all of our current resources: one pagers, case studies, our existing website, anything we could think of to train Jasper on our, our tools and our messaging, and how to talk about patient privacy monitoring and drug diversion monitoring, which are not super common topics.
So we had to train the tool and then make sure that we had our, setting our brand voice very clear clearly, and I like that about Jasper. We have a couple of different brand voices. We have a little bit more formal one for our one pagers and case studies and a more lighthearted one for social media and some of our emails.
So that it's still the same consistency, but just a little bit of a lighter tone. But then we started rolling it out and we rolled it out to the whole team. We didn't gate keep it within like just the person who was writing the email marketing or anything like that. So the whole team had access and was really excited.[00:11:00]
We did training sessions internally with and then with Jasper's team and then right after we actually implemented them they launched their certification program and so we all decided that we were all going to become Jasper certified as well, which I really enjoyed and learned a lot about the tool even beyond what I learned in their initial trainings.
And so that way we could all start using it. And it went from just like emails and social to helping with our big industry reports, our blog posts, our case studies and just helping create strategies when you're, at that creative block and you just need a little help to get going.
[00:11:38] Mike Allton: Love this.
And this is so fascinating to me because I've used Jasper before, but it's been a long time. I actually used it before they were Jasper when they were Conversion. ai. And the process was very different back then. You, you weren't training the model about your business. You were saying, give me a social post in the voice of Gary Vaynerchuk or something like that.
So [00:12:00] obviously they've come a long way. Could you share some specific examples of how your content creation process has changed or how it works now? Maybe like walk us through a piece of content before and after AI.
[00:12:11] Brianna Miller: Yes. So the nice thing with using an AI tool like Jasper is it speeds up the content creation process.
So previously we needed to rely heavily on a lot of our subject matter experts in patient privacy or drug diversion to help us write some of our blog posts or more technical content. And now we were able to use maybe just some initial thoughts from them or past content to help us build new content.
So it moved a lot faster. We could move to more of a review process with our subject matter experts. then we also had a team of experts where they reviewed the blog post and added a few, pieces of feedback versus having to wait on them to do the whole thing from that point forward. It also made just launching things a lot [00:13:00] faster.
So we were able to create content, but then create the supporting pieces really fast. And that's one of my favorite things about Jasper. Is that I can create, you know a blog post and then I tell it right now I need a marketing email. I need a template for our BDRs and our sales team. I need three linkedin posts and a tweet and I want to do like a pop up on the website or a landing page content, whatever it can use what we've trained it on, but also the new content that we just created with it to create all of that really quickly.
So with our content creation process, before it was It took quite a while, and now it has sped up exponentially.
[00:13:39] Mike Allton: That's awesome. Folks listening, know I'm a big fan of using the native LLMs like Gemini and ChatGPT but yeah, I use Gemini every single day. But the beauty of using a tool like Jasper is that not only are you training it on your own voice and brand information, it's specifically been trained by the folks at Jasper to know what makes for a [00:14:00] good piece of content and all those scenarios that Brianna just talked about. So it's a huge lifesaver. We had a similar conversation with the founder of Hey Levi in a previous episode where that tool is used specifically to make target audience ICPs, your target ICPs and everything like that.
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So Brianna, your team is creating just sounds like reams of content. They're saving a lot of time creating the same kind of content they used to create, but also apparently giving themselves time to create additional pieces of content.
What are some of the measurable results have you seen that since implementing AI that you might be able to share? Any specific metrics or improvements?
[00:15:46] Brianna Miller: Yeah, so we've seen a lot of success with it. And definitely I think just the main one, I don't have the exact number it will say that the amount of volume or time saved, but I can tell you, we all have seen it and it's been very significant.
[00:16:00] Just the amount that we have been able to produce amount of content. I know with some numbers we did have a 12 percent increase in our LinkedIn following, which we were really excited about because honestly, getting any following engagement in some healthcare by privacy and compliance and those professionals can be very hard.
But even bigger, we saw an increase of 45 percent in our website traffic when we were doing persona specific content. Now that was tied with our SEO strategy we had going on as well. But we were using those SEO terms in Jasper. So I have to give it some credit that it did have an impact on our website traffic.
And we also saw an increase in our time on site. And so, on each page, a lot of people were diving more into the content than they were before. But we put out…
[00:16:48] Mike Allton: That last one is huge.
[00:16:50] Brianna Miller: Yes. Yeah. A big increase in time on site. Huge increase for direct traffic, a smaller increase for organic. But yeah, definitely a big increase on time on site.
And the [00:17:00] content we produce, my team is just like a machine. Like, we did like ABM campaigns and articles and case studies and a bunch of targeted one pagers. I just, I can't be more proud. Like a proud mom.
[00:17:14] Mike Allton: That's awesome. Yeah, right? But for anybody listening who's still somewhat skeptical, I don't know, but AI driven content, look at that time on site metric. Because that's telling you it's not what I think, it's not what you think, Brianna. It's your target audience is reading this content and they're sticking around. Longer. They're reading more, they're clicking around and that's helping your SEO. I can't wait. I should revisit you in like 12 months and see, what, what else has happened, how much more have you guys grown, but you talked about the team being a machine sounds like they've adapted pretty well to using AI.
What was their initial reaction versus how they feel about it now?
[00:17:53] Brianna Miller: So I feel a little skeptical, like most new tools, is this. It's going to take my job is maybe one thing. Is [00:18:00] this going to make me less creative? But really we found that it just really helps streamline us and keep us all in the same track.
It really streamlined our tasks and provided more of a solid foundation for us to build upon as we're, being creative. And, and there's things I love. The chat feature in Jasper, it can help you just it like things like chat gpt, but you can talk to it It understands your brand and it can help you come up with new ideas and then you go and you build them further within the tool And then we've we've started to actually expand it outside of just marketing which is really exciting once everybody's seen the results and they've seen that like we can upload persona content.
You mentioned something about that just a few minutes ago. We have, we're able to upload like our personas and all their information and what their pain points are and their concerns, and it helps, tie the content in that way. And it can't get better than that.
[00:18:59] Mike Allton: Well, I was, I was going to [00:19:00] ask you, so first some follow up questions.
How, how big is your team?
[00:19:03] Brianna Miller: So we are six people. Okay. Yes.
[00:19:08] Mike Allton: And, and about how many employees in the company overall?
[00:19:11] Brianna Miller: We have, I think we were at like 120 is what we were at most recently around there.
[00:19:16] Mike Allton: Okay. All right. So over a hundred. How has the reception been then outside of marketing? Cause you, you teased that some other people outside of the marketing team were like, Hey, that kind of looks pretty cool.
I might want in on that. What, how has that been?
[00:19:29] Brianna Miller: Yes. So we definitely rolled it out marketing first and then we showed it and people heard us chatting about it and just talking it up because we really do love it. And then we started to roll it out to our BDR team and sales team members.
And that, especially for our BDR team, we're very excited about because there can be a lot of inconsistencies sometime in regards to like their voice in regards to different messaging. We of course want them to have their [00:20:00] personality. These are one to one emails, but you also want to make sure there's a brand consistency in the way that we're talking about our products and our specific messaging.
So this was going to help a lot and help find just, make it sound a little bit better, a little bit, a little more, engaging is is really nice. And I think it helps them be creative, too, on those days when you're just like, I am did not have any creativity at all today. I need, something.
It helps there. We've also started rolling it out to our customer success team. And they're really enjoying it in regards to their communications with customers and also our user community. Because we have a really, really engaged user community.
[00:20:39] Mike Allton: I love those use cases because for the most part, unlike marketing's one to many, these are all one to one approaches and they're still highly valuable, great use cases for using AI.
Because to your point, sometimes I might just not be feeling it, but I still have to send an email to that prospect or that customer. And I don't want [00:21:00] my emotional state. If it's not the greatest to come through in a response, folks in sales know, people can tell if you're smiling, whether they can see you or not, it comes through in your voice, it comes through in your writing.
It's so important to have a smile on your face in customer service. And so AI can help with that. And of course, speed up the process. I'll give you time to, have an actual active LinkedIn presence as a salesperson. That's incredible, but it's often one of the things that people leave towards last because They've got phone numbers to call in front of them or emails to outreach to.
So I love those examples. Are there some specific features within Jasper that you've found the most valuable, particularly from that healthcare tech content need perspective?
[00:21:45] Brianna Miller: So I would say that it would be how specific our content has to be in regards to some of the technical terms.
So that has been really, really helpful to be able to train Jasper on that. And to be able to have the security and compliance of a tool like that is, [00:22:00] any, anybody who works in healthcare knows, even if you're not dealing with patient data, it is all about being secure and compliant.
No matter what part of health care you're in. So that's really, really critical. And then I think one of my favorite features just in regards to training the tool on our personas and our and our different content is being able to pull lots of metrics about the performance of our product or different metrics from case studies and things like that without having to remember all of them constantly.
We get the question a lot from sales of like, Hey, do you have a metric that speaks to ROI for a children's hospital? And, It sometimes can be difficult to figure out, okay, which case study, which one's the best one, but I can use chat Jasper's chat tool, or I can just, put in a prompt into Jasper when writing an email to make sure to include an ROI metric from one of the privacy case studies, and it'll pull that information in automatically, so.
Probably is one of my favorite features. [00:23:00] Though it's hard to pick.
[00:23:02] Mike Allton: Well, that is yet another huge eye opening moment, I think, because even someone like me, who's familiar with Jasper, wasn't really thinking about Jasper like a RAG, a retrieval augmentation generation system, where you've not only loaded it up with Your brand voice document and then target audience document.
You've loaded, I don't know, tens, maybe hundreds of case studies and other kinds of examples. And because it is a private enclosed system, like a local LLM, like a, like a llama from meta that you might install in your own system, if you ask it for. Metrics and case studies and statistics, it's only going to pull from that data set.
Folks, if you're listening, I hope, I hope you're understanding where I'm going with that. I will link to an article in the show notes about RAG so maybe if this is your first exposure to that term, you'll, you'll get it. Notebook LM is another example I've talked about before on the show where you have that product from Google, you can load up [00:24:00] specific source documents and then you can ask it questions.
And it's not going to go to the internet. It's not going to make stuff up. That's where a lot of the hallucinations that people are afraid of with LLMs come from, where they go out to the internet and they, and they put things together or they find stuff that's not true, but if it's in a document that you've provided, you can rely on that.
We built something like that at Agorapulse for our sales staff specifically, because they were often, they were being asked on calls. Hey, can Agorapulse do this? And it wasn't, can it publish to X? Yes, of course. It was like, what are the maximum dimensions for an Instagram image that your platform allows?
That kind of level of sophistication, because some people that's important to them and no one is going to remember that kind of data. Like you said, no one's gonna remember a statistic. So we put all of our release notes, all of our product documentation, and then we said, Hey, let's load up all of our blog posts.
Let's load up all of our success stories. So now, just like you, we can ask our system, Hey, do we have any success stories of agencies in France who are [00:25:00] larger than 20 employees? And I'll be like, yeah, here's three in the links. So I love that. That's fantastic. And, and I hope folks listening again, understand that these are just so many terrific features that a tool like Jasper can bring your organization.
When you take the time to train the tool. Train yourselves. You've got that AI literacy going. I love it. What other advice would you give to any kind of marketing leaders who are listening or healthcare tech leaders that can, they're still thinking about AI, but maybe they're feeling still a little hesitant about taking the plunge.
[00:25:33] Brianna Miller: So I would say. That you would definitely want to try maybe a more sophisticated tool like a Jasper in regards to if you're worried about the concerns that people have with like an Open Ai like Chat Gpt and it's searching the web. A Jasper like tool is just so i want to say comforting for a marketer to know that it's just using what you want and what you've approved for it to use and to learn. And then [00:26:00] I would say definitely learn. We're all learning AI. Like, people can say they're definitely AI experts, but it's changing every day. So, even though you get the tool and you get some trainings, if they offer something like a certification, I would definitely do it. I really enjoyed the Jasper certification. I learned some really good tricks for using the chat which have made my work a lot better.
And just some best practices that I didn't even think of before. And I was using the tool on a regular basis. So, it was, it was exciting to see how it's learning and growing.
[00:26:36] Mike Allton: That's a really great distinction between Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude, and the other Large Language Models who are putting out great products, but they're spending like next to no time on training and education.
The specialized tools like Jasper or Salesforce with their AI capabilities, right? They're obviously investing a lot of time in communication, training and documentation. So there's [00:27:00] definitely opportunities for folks listening to identify those very specific specialized tools, but also understand that there's probably a lot more training that goes into them.
So I appreciate you sharing that. Brianna, just looking ahead, how do you see AI continuing to evolve your content strategy? And what would you say is next on your AI journey?
[00:27:20] Brianna Miller: Oh, that's a great question. So I think we want to try to utilize more of the features within Jasper. So it has a ridiculous amount of content types that you can use or, or competent content type templates that you can use.
So we've used a lot like emails and blogs. We just really started to leverage their campaign feature. So I wanna start using that. And what their campaign feature is, is you upload, you have your knowledge base that you've already uploaded things, uploaded things too, but you also, like for a campaign you would upload, like a campaign brief, which you can help you build, but you upload a campaign brief and then you tell [00:28:00] it all the pieces of content that you need.
So say for a webinar, I need a webinar abstract, I need a landing page, I need X number of emails, email templates. LinkedIn posts, etc. I need an outline for the presentation and so on. And it can build all of it within like a few minutes, which is, terrifying and so exciting. And so we're trying to use that a bit more.
Right now we're doing, we were doing a little bit more like one off pieces just for I think that sense of control maybe and security. But now I, I feel so comfortable with the tool that I'm like, hey, make me 10 things at once. For me to review and take a look over. And then next, oh, our next AI journey.
We still are going to be very secure and need to be very compliant. So it'll be interesting which, which tools we use next. But we've been looking more into the Salesforce and HubSpot AI tools, specifically for things like our prospecting and our lead generation to better understand, not just an individual contact and what they're doing on our [00:29:00] website or with our content, but at an account based level because healthcare really really is very account based it's not a usually an individual decision maker.
So being able to go into hubspot and ask it, what is Hospital A doing on our website with our content. Are they showing enough engagement? That's going to save not just marketing but our sales team a bunch of times so I I think that would probably be our next tool or step into AI.
[00:29:29] Mike Allton: So cool.
Have you used or looked into any of the integrations that Jasper has?
[00:29:34] Brianna Miller: We have looked into some, we used it a lot with, we had like the Google Suite and the Office Suite. So we use it all in that and Gmail and all those things. We use just the plugin for Google Chrome, so we're able to automatically use it within the HubSpot tool in our browser.
So we really love that. I've used HubSpot's AI tool as well with their, their writing AI and it's definitely good too. I just really love the, the, the training that I get to do [00:30:00] for Jasper on our brand. It's just a little bit more.
[00:30:06] Mike Allton: I love it. We'll definitely link to Jasper, obviously in the show notes for folks listening who want to dive deeper into what Jasper can do for their organizations. But Brianna, you've been absolutely amazing. For folks who want to learn more about you and the work that your company is doing, where can they go to reach out?
[00:30:22] Brianna Miller: Yes. So I would love to connect with anyone. You can find me on LinkedIn. Just search Brianna Miller. If you need the URL, it's Brianna Miller and the E and Miller is a three on LinkedIn. You can also find me on my personal website, which is being your brand. com, or check out Protenus. I'm, I'm all over the place.
So I'd love to connect
[00:30:42] Mike Allton: Awesome. Thank you, Brianna. We will definitely have all those links in the show notes. You don't need to remember where to put that three folks, but definitely check out Protenus as well. If you're in the healthcare industry, cause I'm sure there's some magic they can do for you.
That's all the time we've got for today friends, but remember if this is your first foray into the world of AI and business, I've got the perfect resource [00:31:00] for you in the show notes below the AI primer designed to quickly get you up to speed on the terms, the tactics and the underlying technology that's powering this AI revolution. Check it out, and I'll see you in our next episode. Welcome to the grid.
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