While researching topics for my next course offering, I was surprised to find that the primarily searched concern related to Ai (at the time of my search) was the concern of maintaining one's authenticity amongst a new world of Ai Twins and cloned voices. I thought the number one questions would be how to monetize the current trends in Ai. No matter the developments in tech, the constant remains the same: People value being seen and heard for who and how they are. That will always remain the same in my opinion. This reminds me of when people say they've lived a past life, they're always someone great or famous from history: Cleopatra, Queen Elizabeth, etc. No one is every Joe Smith the milkman from Cleveland, Ohio 1923. Alot of the Ai Twins are gorgeous super model type characters both male/female. The challenge remains the same: accepting self for who and how we are: authentically imperfect, unique and always one of a kind fabulous. Does responsible Ai include marketing with Ai Twins and cloned voices?

Hey everyone After working on this for months, I built an AI automation system that handles the entire sales process from finding leads to booking appointments automatically. Why did I build this? Because I kept seeing business owners stuck in the same painful loop: Spending 18+ hours weekly hunting for leads manually, sending messages that get ignored, forgetting to follow up, and constantly worrying about where their next client will come from. I've been testing this with a few businesses and the results? One recruitment company: 10 → 85 appointments per month (screenshot) SaaS founder: Added $85k extra monthly revenue Multiple service businesses: booking calls automatically. It's fully automated. No manual outreach needed. (Screenshot attached) you decide if it works Feel free to reach out if you want to chat about this stuff I'm always here to help any way possible

They are the largest holder of sizing data and clothing selection and price point metrics in the world. Would love to see their model . . .

So I just learned about Fathom (www.fathom.video) the highly rated AI notetaker today after speaking with a former sales colleague of mine. I’m curious how many in the community use this or other similar tools for this capability of documenting and transcribing notes? Do you use Fathom? What is your experience with it? He mentioned now frequently seeing on his Teams, Zoom, Google Meet meetings a new participant such as “Dave’s <insert host’s name here> Assistant” as an AI Agent to transcribe and capture the notes. (Maybe it should be <insert your name>’s AI Assistant)? I thought there were some sound ethical based actions he mentioned using in his process: 1) Emails participants in advance of the meeting seeking their permission to be recorded by the AI agent. 2) As a value add - the recipient can also indicate if they want access to the information captured at the same time … thus improving the efficiency of all participants in the meeting. Maybe the first introduction to AI by some. Fathom uses the Freemium Model…which I personally like after spending a stint in the Open Source world with Odoo. I saw that #Lisa Griffith – community member mentioned this about 1 year ago. I’m running fast to catch-up it seems. What tools are similar to this that the community are finding helpful? What are other techniques you’ve used to ethical merge in the use of AI in front of your meetings? Where does it go from here?

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