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Prompt This - Margaret Freitag Interview - 2025-10-22.mp3
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00:00:05 Announcer
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is the podcast crafted specifically for business leaders who are absolutely fed up with all the AI hype and are hungry for the real deal.
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Now, without further ado, let's meet your hosts.
00:00:43 Greg
Hi everyone, welcome to the podcast.
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I'm Greg.
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My co-host Clint and I started this podcast to explore how business leaders are using AI in the real world.
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We found that our friends and colleagues aren't just talking about AI, they're actually building with it.
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So we decided to bring them in one by one to share their stories.
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And that's Prompt This.
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Now I'm the sales guy.
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My career has been focused in sales leadership.
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I've run many sales teams during my career and have learned to harness the power of blending AI systems with human effort to succeed.
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And I'm Clint.
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I'm the entrepreneur, starting, buying, and selling software companies.
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I really wanted to learn what's happening in the world of AI and figured Greg and I could turn that journey into a podcast.
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Greg, who's our guest today.
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Today's guest runs a marketing agency serving a variety of healthcare sectors and has adopted AI into every aspect of how she gets her job done.
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You know, as I look back on the episode, one of the things that really stood out to me was her comments on how AI has become this impartial referee for cross-functional teams, basically using AI to generate options and cite sources and even pressure test ideas.
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I thought that's something that really resonated with me.
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I've been seeing the same myself.
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Yeah, and I really like how she discusses the use of AI in mining the massive amounts of product data needed to create these marketing campaigns and strategies in her industry.
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Yeah, definitely.
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Well, let's hear what she has to say and jump into the episode.
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Today's guest is a powerhouse in strategic marketing and a true architect of brand growth, Margaret Freitag.
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As principal at Miramar Consulting, Margaret brings a sharp, visionary approach to helping businesses build and scale with purpose.
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She's not just a strategist, she's a builder, a connector, and a catalyst for transformation.
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Let's dive into her journey, her philosophy, and the stories behind the strategies.
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So be sure to stay with us till the end where we go over this week's AI challenge.
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So welcome, Margaret.
00:03:01 Margaret Freitag
Thanks so much, Clint and Greg.
00:03:03 Margaret Freitag
It's great to be here with you guys today.
00:03:05 Clint
Well, we're excited about this one.
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I'm really quite keen to dig into how AI is not just helping you as a marketer, but how you're seeing AI unfolding in the world of healthcare too.
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That's a really neat topic.
00:03:21 Margaret Freitag
Absolutely.
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So I got my first question for you.
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what was the biggest surprise, positive or negative, when you first started using AI in marketing?
00:03:34 Margaret Freitag
When I first started using AI in marketing, you very quickly learn that the answer to your question is as good as the prompt that you give it.
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So you really have to work on how to interact
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with the AI and experiment with it on an iterative basis to really get very deep results that you're looking for.
00:04:01 Margaret Freitag
I would say the other thing that surprised me was how clever it is in recommending next steps sometimes.
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So it gives you your answer and then it says, would you like me to do X, Y, and Z?
00:04:13 Margaret Freitag
And you're like, well, absolutely, please do.
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So the invitations it gives you to unpack things in different directions can sometimes be quite creative.
00:04:27 Clint
So let's look at it from a different angle for just a moment through the how you're applying it to the industries that you're working with and just talk about maybe for a moment how AI is
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is impacting cancer research.
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And then we'll pull it together maybe after that.
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So tell us a bit about AI in the world of cancer research and healthcare and that sort of thing.
00:04:48 Margaret Freitag
Right.
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AI in the world of cancer research has, you know, in short, just helped us
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crunch the data enormously.
00:04:58 Margaret Freitag
So in cancer research, you have the advancement of biochemistry techniques, you have the advancements in instrumentation, like genetic sequencing technology, and then you have the huge amounts of data that come outside and AI, which is, you know, the enhancement of our ability to manipulate all that data.
00:05:18 Margaret Freitag
And these three things working together provide enormous opportunities to advance both
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sort of product discovery, diagnostics development, interpretation of biological mechanisms behind what that maybe genomic data is saying.
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So huge amounts of advancements made faster.
00:05:45 Clint
And is it the same type of AI technology that's helping you be a better marketer or is it different AI technology?
00:05:54 Margaret Freitag
It's different AI technology for sure.
00:05:57 Margaret Freitag
The type of AI that is usable in marketing is much more creative and generative in doing research, deep research into existing, let's say, publications and mining existing information for insights.
00:06:20 Margaret Freitag
to create messaging platforms or product development goals versus in healthcare, AI sometimes is the product, right?
00:06:34 Margaret Freitag
That machine learning that is embedded in the product is the product.
00:06:41 Greg
So, yeah, so I was wondering, you know, when you did bring AI into your workflows,
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Can you share a moment where AI helped you uncover an insight that the traditional methods might have missed?
00:06:58 Margaret Freitag
Yeah, I would mostly say that is around getting deep and fast research into existing literature.
00:07:12 Margaret Freitag
It can take you hours and hours to sift through things and you can be
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very biased by keywords that you use to search for things.
00:07:23 Margaret Freitag
And when you listen with AI, it's a little bit more unbiased, isn't it?
00:07:30 Margaret Freitag
Because it just mines everything according to what it sees on that topic.
00:07:37 Margaret Freitag
And so, you know, I don't know if it would have been missed, but you just get to places much faster, much faster.
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And much more specific, much, much, much more backed up by the body of information that is there.
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So how, that insight fits in with all the others, I guess is.
00:08:01 Greg
Yeah, I find I get biased by
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just the length of time in my career.
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I think, when I go to sit down and put together a sales pitch or anything like that, I just start to narrow down and think in one way.
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And when I did bring AI into it, you are absolutely correct.
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It just, it's unbiased and opens up in kind of the entire
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Spectrum of ways to say things.
00:08:29 Clint
And I think it out of a writing rut.
00:08:31 Greg
Yeah, exactly.
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Yeah.
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It's kind of reinvented me back to the center or whatever, however you want to say it, but I love it.
00:08:39 Clint
And I can imagine in the world of cancer research, there's a lot of really deep
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weighty topics that you got to have a strong medical background to really understand.
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And it sounds like you're saying AI is helping summarize that and pull out the key points for you rather than instead of you having to read a 100 page report, you can get the key details much more quickly.
00:09:01 Clint
Is that a good way of looking at it?
00:09:04 Margaret Freitag
Absolutely, because the volume of data that comes out, cancer research is such a productive area of
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medical research that the number of publications is enormous and having these tools help you sift through them and find the golden nuggets is really the key.
00:09:31 Margaret Freitag
Because you want to be able to substantiate everything you say and everything you use as backed by reasonable science.
00:09:38 Margaret Freitag
So you can ask AI not only to find it, but give you the hot link to the source document so you can read the paper, make sure you're comfortable, and that it indeed, and then you can ask for more of those, and then you can pressure test it by saying, well, is there anything else that would refute that point so that you can put those things together and just be really confident that.
00:10:00 Margaret Freitag
the insight that you're proposing as an anchor perhaps for your campaign or whatever does make sense.
00:10:06 Clint
I like that idea.
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I want to kind of pause on that one for a second.
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You're saying not just have AI help you kind of reinforce the opinion you might have, but you come up with something and then you ask AI to refute it and to pressure test it.
00:10:20 Clint
That's a really clever way of using AI to argue both sides of the case, if you will.
00:10:26 Margaret Freitag
It's a fantastic way to use it.
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And it's also a fantastic way to manage team dynamics because you have a lot of cross-functional collaboration in the biomedical world.
00:10:38 Margaret Freitag
Marketing is very close to medical affairs.
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It's very close to research.
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We all, very close to regulatory.
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We work in cross-functional teams and each has their own sort of driver, right?
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Regulatory wants to be very compliant.
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Medical wants to be very close to this science
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scientific minutia, marketing wants to be aspirational.
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How do you bring these three voices together?
00:11:02 Margaret Freitag
And sometimes you get into a gridlock with a team on which way you want to go.
00:11:07 Margaret Freitag
And so what you can do is you can ask, you can go to AI with these differing viewpoints from the team and ask them pros and cons of each of these approaches and strengths and weaknesses and how to mitigate those weaknesses or how to create a hybrid strategy that reconciles some of these differences.
00:11:27 Margaret Freitag
Or just what are three alternate ways forward?
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And then you've organized all the talking into something the team can digest.
00:11:38 Greg
I've been on cross-functional teams that aren't so functional.
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So I really like this.
00:11:46 Clint
Yeah, to bring in AI is kind of that impartial referee, if you will, of all the different opinions.
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That's another great idea.
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I love that.
00:11:55 Margaret Freitag
Yeah.
00:11:56 Greg
I think, you know, something you touched on with just the amount of data, especially in your line of work there.
00:12:04 Greg
I can imagine that AI can help, bring kind of the results that you're looking for much faster these days than in the past.
00:12:16 Margaret Freitag
It was exhaustive and painful and expensive because you'd have to pay consultants like us hours and hours and hours to be plowing through this stuff.
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You know, now it just creates enormous efficiencies.
00:12:29 Clint
So back to that idea of using AI as a way of
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of refereeing across different teams with different perspectives and different ideas.
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Have you been the one who's kind of evangelizing using AI in that way?
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Have you run into any challenges to get people to accept it as a tool that they can rely upon?
00:12:50 Margaret Freitag
Yeah, you know, because it happens in the background, we don't really talk about whether or not AI was used to generate the alternatives because
00:13:02 Margaret Freitag
The important thing is really what I do always share is sort of the bibliography where it got drawn out of.
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So I would say, sometimes when we talk about process, we can lay that out as a way, if the team needs to get aligned, okay, what process will we use to do this?
00:13:23 Margaret Freitag
And, then you can talk about that a little bit, but I don't find that
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I'm not going to say people don't care about it, but it...
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They're not questioning it per se?
00:13:40 Margaret Freitag
You know, I think the attitudes in general around AI in the company can include that you're being lazy or
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being doing shortcuts or causing hallucinations.
00:13:58 Margaret Freitag
And there are all those kind of biases in companies sometimes.
00:14:03 Margaret Freitag
And so you have to, you have, if you, that's why referencing is so important.
00:14:12 Margaret Freitag
If you get the source reference for where all this came from.
00:14:18 Margaret Freitag
You know, a lot of times too,
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In marketing, the methodologies that we use are pretty standard.
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You generate, let's say, a positioning statement, and you might have a few alternatives that are anchored on the unique selling proposition or whatever.
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The team wants to look at the different iterations, of those.
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And they want to know that you took their ideas in.
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So what's really important is engaging the team members in soliciting all of their thoughts and manipulating those just like any consultant would into a cohesive, organized feedback document that then the team again can react to.
00:15:02 Margaret Freitag
using using AI in the background to organize those thoughts is not what the team is particularly concerned about, right?
00:15:10 Margaret Freitag
They just want to see.
00:15:11 Clint
They're more interested in the output than the sausage making process.
00:15:13 Margaret Freitag
Than the sausage making.
00:15:15 Margaret Freitag
Yeah.
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You know, the one thing, the one thing that you want to do is, you know, make sure that
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this is probably an area of smoke, mirrors, and mystery with AI is what you're putting in there.
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You know, how confidential is it?
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Are these tools that the company has designated as the appropriate tools when you're even when you're summarizing?
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using team minutes.
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is this a tool that the company has taken internally and said, yes, this is officially, you know, we're going to use fellow to organize our meeting minutes.
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So you want to have strong IT support and guidance if necessary.
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You know, do you need policies in the company on how these tools will be used and what circumstance?
00:16:03 Margaret Freitag
We're just mining for public information, like publications.
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there's not much there, but other more sensitive projects.
00:16:11 Margaret Freitag
That's a really good point.
00:16:12 Clint
I think I've started seeing that myself in my own use of AI is that the more I kind of brag about, oh, I used AI to build this and I used AI to build that, you end up spending more time talking about AI and security and all those other things as opposed to the actual workout.
00:16:31 Clint
It's almost like
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are you going to tell people in Microsoft Word that you use spell check and grammar check?
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Not really.
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You're just going to say, I created the document.
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Here it is.
00:16:43 Margaret Freitag
Exactly.
00:16:45 Greg
I think what I like what you said about just referencing back to where the statements coming out of AI were coming from.
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that can help push new adopters over pretty, pretty quickly.
00:17:00 Greg
And that's something that you're the first person I've heard kind of give a technique for that.
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Everyone else says, just use it for a while and it'll dazzle you.
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But that's a great way to do it.
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Just show what it's pulling from.
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And those are credible sources and people, you know, in intellectual positions will come over all the time.
00:17:22 Margaret Freitag
No matter what I'm researching,
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I ask it as one of the deliverables to give me a hot link to the source.
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Standard prompt.
00:17:33 Margaret Freitag
Yeah.
00:17:34 Greg
That's great.
00:17:36 Greg
That's great.
00:17:37 Greg
So beyond work, have you used AI in your in your?
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creative life, your family organization, organizing the family, I mean, things like that.
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Have you done anything like that?
00:17:52 Margaret Freitag
Yeah, I think I have just scratched the surface and I'm very interested in exploring all kinds of ways to use it.
00:18:00 Margaret Freitag
We certainly use it for looking things up quickly when we're having family discussion of, I think this and I think that.
00:18:05 Margaret Freitag
And, you know, people have the tendency to just think that they can imagine themselves to the answer.
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And you're like, what if we look it up?
00:18:13 Margaret Freitag
So I think our ability as a society, especially on controversial topics, to be more fact-based is amazing, in our family dinner table, even discussions.
00:18:24 Margaret Freitag
On the creative side, I would say I've had the most fun with the songwriter function within one of the chat GPTs, one of the sub chat GPTs is the songwriter.
00:18:39 Margaret Freitag
And it's amazing.
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It is absolutely amazing.
00:18:44 Clint
So you're having fun making songs, Are you, did you, is that, are you a musical person where you've been creating songs beforehand or is this kind of a new thing for you?
00:18:53 Margaret Freitag
Yeah, we have a very musical family.
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We all play musical instruments.
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We're, you know, dancers.
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I was always the first person on the dance floor and the last one off.
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So I love music.
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It's a very important part of my life.
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And I found myself over the years, even when I listened to pop music,
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I say, I would have, I would have changed that lick to this or something.
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So I have sort of an inner producer, an amateur producer in my heart.
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And so when this song maker came up, it's just been crazy fun.
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You can, if you, if you're able to give it a nugget of a topic that, and some,
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unique information about maybe a person or a situation, it will turn something quite magical around for you.
00:19:45 Clint
Oh, tell us a story.
00:19:46 Clint
What's been a fun song that you've created?
00:19:50 Margaret Freitag
So a fun song that I created is about my dad.
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He makes a small amount of wine on his property.
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And
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I was telling my family while we were doing the labeling that about this song maker at GPT.
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And I said, I can do it right here on my phone.
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In fact, I'll demonstrate it to you right now.
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And I opened it and I said, you know, Felix, move to Los Altos Hills to make Pinot Noir and it's the best in town.
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I mean, just a few nuggets about what's special, right, about this.
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And it
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cranked back a song for us that made us cry.
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And it's the family anthem now.
00:20:35 Margaret Freitag
Oh, that family anthem.
00:20:36 Greg
I love it.
00:20:37 Greg
Yeah.
00:20:37 Margaret Freitag
It's the family anthem.
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And we raise our glass and we sing along to this song in the evenings.
00:20:44 Margaret Freitag
And it's brought such joy.
00:20:46 Greg
That's great.
00:20:47 Greg
Well, you know what?
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We're going to be.
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publishing this podcast, could you make us a little sample song we can put at the end, maybe?
00:20:55 Margaret Freitag
Yes, I would be happy to.
00:20:57 Greg
All right.
00:20:58 Greg
That's great.
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I'm looking forward to that.
00:21:00 Clint
Absolutely.
00:21:05 Margaret Freitag
Gosh, what other AI tools am I using?
00:21:09 Margaret Freitag
I have tried to be kind of democratic and try Claude or some of these others, but I feel there's a stickiness.
00:21:19 Margaret Freitag
to a tool.
00:21:21 Margaret Freitag
And I just go back to ChatGPT all the time.
00:21:24 Greg
Yeah.
00:21:25 Margaret Freitag
Because once you learn how to use something and you get comfortable with it, you know, it's just like, good.
00:21:30 Margaret Freitag
Is this other one really that much better?
00:21:32 Margaret Freitag
It's highly similar.
00:21:34 Margaret Freitag
I'll just I'll just stick with what I did before.
00:21:38 Greg
So Yeah, we had a prior guest tell us that they're pretty much all in one dot O.
00:21:45 Greg
If you learn to use them, they're fun.
00:21:47 Greg
So whichever one
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you like, just stick with it because they're all going to catch up to each other.
00:21:52 Greg
And I thought that was a pretty cool statement when he said that.
00:21:55 Greg
It's true.
00:21:56 Greg
Clint started with ChatGPT.
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I jumped into Copilot and in 10 days I'm like, I don't know, I should have gone ChatGPT.
00:22:08 Greg
And then I just turned the corner on it.
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And now Clint and I go back and forth going, oh, I wish I had his tool.
00:22:14 Greg
I wish I had his.
00:22:14 Greg
And all the features start to show up in both of them.
00:22:20 Margaret Freitag
I have one more thing.
00:22:21 Margaret Freitag
Try to do your headshot challenge.
00:22:24 Margaret Freitag
Remember you guys had the headshot challenge?
00:22:26 Margaret Freitag
And I thought, okay, if I'm going to be on the podcast, I really should do the headshot challenge.
00:22:31 Margaret Freitag
And I don't know if it's my age and my wrinkles or what the problem is, but it gave me the craziest deformed faces that I did not recognize.
00:22:42 Margaret Freitag
And I don't know if I just wasn't using it right, but I'm like, I don't really recognize myself.
00:22:48 Margaret Freitag
And I almost felt like, I felt a little sketchy about it anyway, because it was kind of like, if you're on match.com and you put pictures of yourself that don't really look like you, I'm like, is the headshot notification like that?
00:23:02 Margaret Freitag
So at the end of the day, at the end of the day, I just used Photoshop to paste down some of the flyaway frizzies on the edge of my hair.
00:23:09 Margaret Freitag
And I thought, you know what?
00:23:11 Margaret Freitag
That's as far as I'm willing to go with a headshot challenge.
00:23:14 Margaret Freitag
I don't know if that even counts as AI.
00:23:15 Greg
Oh, that's great.
00:23:16 Greg
Yeah, right at the beginning, I remember putting up a picture just in a straight ChatGPT, and I just said, you know,
00:23:25 Greg
fix this up.
00:23:26 Greg
We've learned much later on that's the worst tool for photo enhancement.
00:23:32 Greg
And what came back did not even look like me.
00:23:34 Greg
And we were laughing for at least 1/2 hour.
00:23:37 Greg
I had to pass it on.
00:23:39 Greg
I said to Clint, we were just laughing while we were trying to figure it out.
00:23:43 Greg
And then one of our guests slowly pointed us towards using
00:23:47 Greg
Using the solutions that are like a little more pointed towards what you're trying to do.
00:23:51 Margaret Freitag
Yes, exactly.
00:23:52 Margaret Freitag
They're customized for that.
00:23:54 Greg
Yeah, that's great.
00:23:56 Margaret Freitag
For the future, my wish for the future is that there will be something really good for designing slides.
00:24:04 Margaret Freitag
I know a previous speaker also mentioned that he hadn't found anything that he loved for making slides.
00:24:10 Margaret Freitag
And I've followed some advertisements to different, you know, slide making.
00:24:18 Margaret Freitag
AI's, but I don't know.
00:24:21 Clint
I think that's an area that still needs some investment.
00:24:23 Clint
We've actually had other guests call out that same point, that creating presentations with AI just isn't there yet.
00:24:31 Margaret Freitag
Yeah.
00:24:43 Greg
All right, Clint, did you notice that I changed the AI intro voice again on this episode?
00:24:49 Clint
Yeah, I noticed.
00:24:50 Clint
I love how we do that every week.
00:24:52 Clint
And you do that with Microsoft copilot Audio Expressions, right?
00:24:57 Greg
Yeah, I'm really having a good time with it.
00:24:59 Greg
You know, I was getting near the end.
00:25:01 Greg
I almost used everything they have in there and they just loaded a fresh batch of motions and new voices.
00:25:07 Greg
So get ready.
00:25:08 Greg
I'm going to continue changing this.
00:25:10 Clint
I love it.
00:25:11 Clint
Looking forward to what comes out next.
00:25:15 Greg
All right, so let's get into today's AI challenge.
00:25:17 Greg
Now, the AI challenge is an exercise for our audience to use the AI technologies we talk about during the episode.
00:25:26 Clint
This week's AI challenge was a fun one to create.
00:25:30 Clint
It's how to make the sales kickoff playlist with AI.
00:25:35 Clint
So using AI song generator, which our guest Margaret is a big fan of, you're going to get to learn that technology.
00:25:42 Clint
You're going to have a little fun playing, creating a playlist for your next sales kickoff, and I think you'll enjoy it.
00:25:48 Clint
It's a good time.
00:25:49 Greg
So in the show notes, you'll find a link to a blog article that tells you exactly how to do this.
00:25:56 Greg
Now you hear that song in the background?
00:25:57 Greg
Margaret made it using AI song generator.
00:26:01 Greg
So stick around at the end of the episode and you'll hear the song in its entirety.
00:26:05 Greg
It's definitely worth it.
00:26:06 Greg
I really like it.
00:26:07 Greg
It's fun.
00:26:08 Greg
Now if you have an AI story in business that you want to share, go to www..promptis.ai, fill out the contact us form, and we'll talk to you about being a guest on the show.
00:26:20 Speaker 5
It ain't just apps, it's life and feeling.
00:26:22 Speaker 5
Machine meets human.
00:26:31 Clint
Hey, Margaret, I wanted to thank you for joining us today.
00:26:33 Clint
That was a great session.
00:26:35 Clint
We really appreciate you coming on the podcast.
00:26:38 Margaret Freitag
It was really lots of fun to be here, and I can't wait to hear what other speakers have to say about how they integrate AI into their daily lives and in their workplace.
00:26:48 Greg
All right, thanks, Margaret.
00:26:57 Announcer
Good evening, everyone! Thank you for joining Clint and Greg on this marvelous journey today.
00:27:02 Announcer
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00:27:18 Announcer
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00:27:22 Announcer
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00:27:23 Announcer
Stick around for a couple more minutes to catch Margaret's AI-created rap for PromptThis in its entirety.
00:27:30 Announcer
Trust me, you won't want to miss it.
00:27:39 Speaker 5
Clint and Greg on the mic.
00:27:41 Speaker 5
Turn it up, yo.
00:27:42 Speaker 5
AI in the mix, let's go.
00:27:43 Speaker 5
Step into the booth, it's another fine day.
00:27:45 Speaker 5
Clint and Greg on the pod, got something to say.
00:27:48 Speaker 5
From work to love, from bots to soul.
00:27:51 Speaker 5
AI's the game and they're in control.
00:27:53 Speaker 5
Microphones lit, got the vibe just right.
00:27:55 Speaker 5
Two minds locked in, sparking insight.
00:27:58 Speaker 5
Breaking down the code, no tech degree, just two real ones, making AI easy.
00:28:03 Speaker 5
Dropping gems, not just names.
00:28:06 Speaker 5
Turning buzzwords into flames.
00:28:08 Speaker 5
From the lab to your lane, they making AI feel real, not just some game.
00:28:12 Speaker 5
Every guest brings heat, each convo a vibe.
00:28:15 Speaker 5
From ethics to art, they keep it alive.
00:28:17 Speaker 5
They talk GPTs, neural nets, deep dreams.
00:28:20 Speaker 5
But wrap it all tight like old school MCs.
00:28:22 Speaker 5
No gatekeepers here, it's an open door.
00:28:24 Speaker 5
They want AI to help you do more.
00:28:27 Speaker 5
Whether they ain't creating or chilling with Benny They say why not use tech to brighten your day?
00:28:32 Speaker 5
Clint drops facts, Greg flips the script Together they spark like a circuit chip From cubicles to candle at night They're asking can AI make everything right?
00:28:42 Speaker 5
Two minds, one quest, no cap Bringing real talk with that boom bap It's more than code, it's heart Teaching you how to make AI a part Two minds, one quest, no cap Bringing real talk with that boom bap
00:29:11 Speaker 5
They ain't preaching, they reaching straight to the core Real conversations, no tech folklore It ain't just apps, it's life and feeling Machine meets human, that mutual healing Got love on your mind, they'll spark that too Use a chatbot to write or say something true Got a problem at work, they'll break it down AI with heart, yeah, it's going around One mic, two souls, infinite views Open your mind, pick up the clues, so hit subscribe It's a wild *** ride with Clint and Greg by your podcast side
00:29:41 Speaker 5
They're the bridge, they the beat, they the guide Flowing light where the bots might hide Now everybody's leaning tight They making AI for real life, uh One love for the future and today too Clint and Greg dropping truth just for you Hot, hot legend, they're making Next episode gonna be amazing
00:30:09 Speaker 5
Gonna be amazing
