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FridAI - Bycicles for the Mind · Business Brain – The Entrepreneurs’ Podcast

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  Dave Hamilton: Business Brain episode 743 for casual Friday.
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  Dave Hamilton: I April 10th, International Safety Pin Day 2026. Welcome back.
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  Shannon Jean: It's Business Brain.
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  Dave Hamilton: Is it?
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  Shannon Jean: Shannon and Dave.
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  Dave Hamilton: Hey, and welcome to Business Brain, the show where we take some ideas,
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  Dave Hamilton: we crunch them, we dissect them, we use them to tune our business brains so
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  Dave Hamilton: that we can keep on living those charmed lives.
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  Dave Hamilton: And we do it twice a week, every single week, for as long as time exists or
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  Dave Hamilton: until we figure out something else to do.
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  Dave Hamilton: where you can... Oh, man, they're doing so many cool things.
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  Dave Hamilton: We'll just talk about it in a little bit. For now, here in Durham,
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  Dave Hamilton: New Hampshire, I'm Dave Hamilton.
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  Shannon Jean: And out here in Northern California, I'm Shannon Jean. How are you, man?
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  Dave Hamilton: I'm good. You teased it up in the last episode, But without saying the name Medvi,
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  Dave Hamilton: you referred to Medvi, which is the first AI-fueled this, and it is the first
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  Dave Hamilton: billion-dollar solopreneur out there. Yeah. Yeah.
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  Shannon Jean: That's interesting. And so he's selling like a GLP products kind of thing or
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  Shannon Jean: referring people to, I think there's GLP.
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  Shannon Jean: Uh involved in this yeah i don't know if it's uh i don't know if they actually
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  Shannon Jean: sell it or they're making money
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  Shannon Jean: because they refer you to a carrier that you then go and get it to no i
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  Dave Hamilton: Think i think that's right i think they i think they um it's telehealth that
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  Dave Hamilton: that gets you on the path to glp ones okay that's right yeah.
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  Shannon Jean: Yeah it's pretty pretty wild i mean he basically used everything right?
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  Shannon Jean: He used Claude, ChachyPT, Grok to build the whole nine yards.
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  Dave Hamilton: Yeah, to write the code, build the website, generate the marketing copy,
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  Dave Hamilton: and even handle customer service.
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  Dave Hamilton: He says, we're not an AI company, or it's not an AI company,
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  Dave Hamilton: but I did it with AI, Matthew Gallagher.
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  Dave Hamilton: Yeah, and I can attest to this.
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  Dave Hamilton: We've started things in the last few months
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  Dave Hamilton: that are all just like the the
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  Dave Hamilton: ability for one
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  Dave Hamilton: person to the the
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  Dave Hamilton: advantage that one person can gain
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  Dave Hamilton: using ai tools the right way when
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  Dave Hamilton: looking at what tools have done for us
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  Dave Hamilton: over the course of human history i think this one might be the most powerful
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  Dave Hamilton: in terms of the leverage that it gives you yeah doesn't mean that we're all
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  Dave Hamilton: going to be successful no using it um but but they it's a huge lever it's a huge lever yeah yeah.
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  Shannon Jean: It's like moving the earth with the biggest piece of pipe or wood you could get your hands on.
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  Dave Hamilton: Yeah.
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  Shannon Jean: It's like if you know what a cheater bar is, like if you ever have a bolt that's
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  Shannon Jean: super stuck and you go get a long piece of pipe and you put it on your big pipe
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  Shannon Jean: wrench or whatever it is.
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  Shannon Jean: And it gives you this massive leverage. Well, that's what AI does now,
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  Dave Hamilton: Right? That's what it does. Steve Jobs famously in the 80s when the Mac first
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  Dave Hamilton: came out, he talked about the computer as the bicycle for the mind.
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  Dave Hamilton: He referred to this study that had been done that showed the speeds of land animals.
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  Dave Hamilton: And now I even forget. Maybe the cheetah was at the top of the list or something.
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  Dave Hamilton: I mean, there were the obvious ones that were there at the top. Yeah.
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  Dave Hamilton: Right. And then the human humans were like, you know, 17th or maybe 70th. I don't know.
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  Dave Hamilton: Yeah. Way down. But a human on a bicycle made the list inconsequential because
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  Dave Hamilton: the human on the bicycle using the human's brain to build the bicycle.
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  Dave Hamilton: And then right. Like that changed the entire calculus.
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  Dave Hamilton: Yeah. Right. and and his he
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  Dave Hamilton: thought of computers as the bicycle of the mind or
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  Dave Hamilton: bicycle for the mind and uh and
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  Dave Hamilton: so like you know i like i think i think this might be i know you need computers
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  Dave Hamilton: to use ai so like i'm you know you can't do one without the other but i think
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  Dave Hamilton: this might be a faster bicycle by many orders of magnitude than just having
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  Dave Hamilton: a computer right you know Yeah.
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  Shannon Jean: I would agree. I think it's just a great example of how every business...
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  Shannon Jean: Should be implementing this or to make yourself sound better look better yeah
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  Shannon Jean: connect with your people better save time save money you know all those kinds
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  Shannon Jean: of things um yeah i think it's awesome i want to talk do you want to chat about
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  Shannon Jean: one of my favorite tools that i'm starting to use this week um
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  Dave Hamilton: I i do but i think we're gonna talk i think i i'm gonna let's do that in in
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  Dave Hamilton: the second half of the episode.
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  Dave Hamilton: Okay. Because I just want to share a quick thing about Claude's research mode.
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  Shannon Jean: Okay.
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  Dave Hamilton: I've been using this, and Claude certainly uses Claude's models, or Anthropics models.
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  Dave Hamilton: Claude is an app that uses it from a company called Anthropic.
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  Dave Hamilton: I know I'm being pedantic here, but I'm doing it for a reason.
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  Dave Hamilton: Claude is a an app or an interface
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  Dave Hamilton: because you can use the web for it too that okay from anthropic that uses ai
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  Dave Hamilton: models that are also from anthropic some of those ai models are like haiku sonnet
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  Dave Hamilton: opus right but claude is the app claude is the interface and you can use.
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  Dave Hamilton: Anthropics models with perplexity, right? Like they're built into it.
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  Dave Hamilton: You're not going to get the same results out of perplexity using Claude's Opus
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  Dave Hamilton: model that you are from using Anthropics model, the Opus model that you are
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  Dave Hamilton: out of Claude. And it's because the app is better.
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  Dave Hamilton: Oh, they go. The research mode is specific.
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  Dave Hamilton: And there are a lot of reasons that that Claude is better than perplexity in terms of the app.
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  Dave Hamilton: OK. Claude code being one of them. Claude co-work being another.
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  Dave Hamilton: But just regular Claude with its research model, the results that it spits out
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  Dave Hamilton: are so far and beyond anything that I see.
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  Dave Hamilton: So you go into the Claude app, you turn on research by hitting,
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  Dave Hamilton: I think you got to hit the plus key or whatever it is to, you know,
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  Dave Hamilton: yeah, you add research. You can turn on like, you can turn on various things,
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  Dave Hamilton: web search, research, et cetera. And.
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  Dave Hamilton: When you turn on research mode, it'll run for several minutes.
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  Dave Hamilton: It'll go do all the things it needs to do. And then it presents either a PDF
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  Dave Hamilton: or a markdown file, whatever format you want,
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  Dave Hamilton: that is like a full research paper written about your topic using whatever resources
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  Dave Hamilton: you told it to use or whatever resources it decided to use.
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  Dave Hamilton: And it is amazing. the
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  Dave Hamilton: up that like yes it takes it five minutes
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  Dave Hamilton: to do it but a human doing this again
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  Dave Hamilton: bicycle for the mind would be like i don't know a
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  Dave Hamilton: week maybe yeah uh and and it
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  Dave Hamilton: is so and it's packaged up really nicely and
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  Dave Hamilton: then of course you can say this is great i don't want to read
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  Dave Hamilton: seven pages right now summarize this for
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  Dave Hamilton: me focusing on x and of course it'll do
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  Dave Hamilton: that because it knows how to do that uh and and
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  Dave Hamilton: you can iterate it too it's still interactive when
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  Dave Hamilton: claude delivers you one of these research things you can say hey you
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  Dave Hamilton: know i told you about the five things to research and
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  Dave Hamilton: you did that but did you look to see if i missed something in my initial list
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  Dave Hamilton: of five things to compare and it's like oh great let me go do that and then
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  Dave Hamilton: it'll recreate rewrite your document using all of that research so you're not
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  Dave Hamilton: stuck with just the one thing it's still all transformative.
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  Dave Hamilton: Um so i i just highly recommend using claude's research mode uh and i just wanted
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  Dave Hamilton: to share that it's it's awesome i've been using it this week and it's it's changing
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  Dave Hamilton: the way we run our businesses.
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  Shannon Jean: Uh yeah that's really good yeah i love it i think that um
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  Shannon Jean: I love that adaptability that it has, and I think it's better at understanding
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  Shannon Jean: the context, I think, than other AI models.
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  Dave Hamilton: Yeah. I have a question for you. Again, better than other AI apps,
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  Dave Hamilton: you can use these models. You can use Opus elsewhere.
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  Dave Hamilton: The app matters just as much as the models, in my opinion. Interesting.
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  Shannon Jean: So on the other, like Opus, which is the latest and greatest, 4.6.
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  Dave Hamilton: As of the moment we're recording, who knows when the next one's going on.
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  Shannon Jean: And then Sonnet was older. Do they continue to work on those older models?
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  Shannon Jean: Or are they just, okay, this one takes less...
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  Shannon Jean: It's less impact, so you're not going to use up all your tokens as fast.
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  Shannon Jean: That's the one thing I noticed with Claude is I hit the ceiling a lot more than
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  Shannon Jean: like GPT. They kind of hide it, right?
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  Dave Hamilton: Yes.
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  Shannon Jean: They don't talk about that. But Claude, it's like, hey, your tokens are used
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  Shannon Jean: up and they'll refresh at 2 p.m.
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  Dave Hamilton: Yeah, you got your five-hour windows or whatever. Yeah.
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  Dave Hamilton: Well, the nice part, though, about Claude is that you could buy tokens a la
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  Dave Hamilton: carte to use in that, the remainder of that window. before your window resets.
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  Dave Hamilton: Whereas with GPT, you cannot, with OpenAI, with ChatGPT, you cannot do that.
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  Dave Hamilton: Yeah, right. And I love that about Claude. But I also recommend that everybody,
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  Dave Hamilton: if you're just doing this, you get the $100 max plan, and you,
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  Dave Hamilton: you know, it's going to be, yeah.
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  Shannon Jean: And so, back to my question, do they still work on those older models that they
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  Shannon Jean: sometimes, like, it'll say, hey, if you use Sonnet, you use less of your whatever resources.
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  Dave Hamilton: Yeah, Sonnet is a smaller model than Opus, but when they came out with Opus
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  Dave Hamilton: 4.6 right around that time, they came out with Sonnet 4.6 as well.
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  Dave Hamilton: So yes, they are working on those older models. Got it.
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  Dave Hamilton: But to a degree, right? Yeah. So, yep. That's great.
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  Shannon Jean: No, I agree. It's a good tip using that Claude interface directly.
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  Dave Hamilton: Yeah. They've figured out that that's just as important as the models that back it. Yeah.
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  Dave Hamilton: What do you got, Shannon?
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  Shannon Jean: So I type a lot. I create a lot of content. Yes.
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  Dave Hamilton: Right?
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  Shannon Jean: And my fingers, you know, sometimes like, man, I got to do all this whole thing.
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  Shannon Jean: So I've been, I always look for dictation apps, different things.
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  Shannon Jean: And one of them that I've used a little bit on my phone, but I never really
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  Shannon Jean: used it on my Mac. and that is Whisperflow.
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  Shannon Jean: And I don't even know if it qualifies as an AI app. It's a dictation app, but I know it's using AI.
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  Dave Hamilton: Oh yeah, for sure. And just so everybody knows, it's WISPRflow.ai.
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  Dave Hamilton: We'll put a link in the show notes like we always do. Yeah, yeah.
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  Shannon Jean: And the way it works is a couple of different ways, but you can designate a
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  Shannon Jean: key on your keyboard that you hold down.
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  Dave Hamilton: Okay.
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  Shannon Jean: When you hold it down, you hear a little blip in your speaker,
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  Shannon Jean: and as long as you talk, it
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  Shannon Jean: Yeah, definitely AI, because this is what it does. Not only does it take your
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  Shannon Jean: voice and dictation and make perfect, I mean, perfect text out of it.
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  Shannon Jean: There are no mistakes. It corrects mistakes you make while you're talking.
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  Dave Hamilton: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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  Shannon Jean: And if you say something like, oh, no, don't say it that way.
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  Shannon Jean: Or, oh, no, no, let's not do that. Let's do that.
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  Shannon Jean: It it just fixes it and it creates i mean you can talk for a long time and the
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  Shannon Jean: other option is to you do a keyboard combination and you don't have to hold
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  Shannon Jean: it down you go bump up and it'll just record until you're done and you hit those
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  Shannon Jean: combination again you know like command space bar or something like
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  Dave Hamilton: That and then it effectively just pastes it into wherever you're.
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  Shannon Jean: Talking and that's the beauty of it any app any website sure word google doc
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  Shannon Jean: x facebook wherever you're at, it'll build customer service stuff.
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  Shannon Jean: It'll build it. And it, it takes, uh, you know, the, it, it kind of levels up
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  Shannon Jean: the conversational tone because it's not straight dictation.
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  Shannon Jean: It's, it's quote, it's making it like you would type, you know,
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  Shannon Jean: with the proper grammar.
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  Shannon Jean: And when you say things like wanna, gonna, it says want to going to,
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  Shannon Jean: and so it's, um, it's way ahead of you. and then it keeps it all.
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  Shannon Jean: So it's got a log that you can go back and say, what did I, what did I record
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  Shannon Jean: this in case, you know, you didn't do something with it or maybe you put it
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  Shannon Jean: the wrong thing or you wanted to see what it did. It's pretty impressive, man.
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  Shannon Jean: And I'm, you know, right now I'm still only on the, the, they give you a two week trial.
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  Shannon Jean: I'm still in the middle of that two week trial on my Mac. And, um,
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  Shannon Jean: It is, if you upgrade, they have a free one.
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  Shannon Jean: You're limited on the number of 2,000 words per week on desktop, 1,000 on iOS.
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  Shannon Jean: But if you pro, which is $12 a month, if you pay annually, you get unlimited
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  Shannon Jean: words, prioritize all this kind of stuff. I mean, it's pretty cool.
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  Shannon Jean: And you can get it for your team as well. So you could put everybody on it. Sure.
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  Shannon Jean: And I just, I feel like, you know, when you stumble on something and you're
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  Shannon Jean: just like, oh, wow. Like I kind of feel almost like the first time I stumbled
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  Shannon Jean: on, I didn't stumble on it. First time I started using chat GPT.
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  Shannon Jean: And I thought, wow, this is going to be so time-saving for me.
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  Shannon Jean: Well, this is like, you know, I'm never typing an email again because I can
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  Shannon Jean: just hold this down and go, Hey Dave, paragraph, and it's just perfect.
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  Shannon Jean: And I, and just, it's gone. I get sand. I don't have to type anything. Yeah.
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  Dave Hamilton: See, that's key.
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  Shannon Jean: It's so good, dude.
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  Dave Hamilton: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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  Shannon Jean: It's so good. Yeah, so Whisperflow. What's the UR? W-I-S-P-R?
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  Dave Hamilton: Yeah, exactly. No, Whisperflow.ai. But it's in the show notes. We'll link to it.
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  Shannon Jean: It's in the show notes.
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  Dave Hamilton: Yeah. That, they should, I know they're like,
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  Dave Hamilton: watch words on their website or don't type, just speak. They should take your
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  Dave Hamilton: words, never type an email again.
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  Dave Hamilton: Like that's what's going to sell this product right here.
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  Shannon Jean: Absolutely. And it's just, and I have yet to, to have it, you know,
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  Shannon Jean: uh, make a mistake, you know, and it, and I can start typing cause I'm using co-typist as well.
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  Shannon Jean: The co-typist dot AI, which I really like it's, it's, it's predictive typing
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  Shannon Jean: and it works great, But I'll start and I'm like, oh, wait, why am I typing?
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  Shannon Jean: And I just hit the control key and then I can send it.
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  Shannon Jean: It's just amazing. And a great use of it because I create these rather long
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  Shannon Jean: prompts for perplexity or for Claude or Chachyptee.
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  Shannon Jean: Well, now I just record them.
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  Shannon Jean: And so I dump like a whole page prompt in there without having to futz with
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  Shannon Jean: it. and it corrects it and makes it sound right.
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  Shannon Jean: And it's such a time saver, man.
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  Dave Hamilton: I love that.
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  Shannon Jean: Huh. Yeah. It's a big deal.
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  Dave Hamilton: That's a big deal.
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  Shannon Jean: Yeah. All right.
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  Dave Hamilton: So whisper flow. I do want to share one thing because whisper flow obviously
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  Dave Hamilton: has whisper in the name and they point out in their feature list that it even
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  Dave Hamilton: works if you are whispering, which I'm sure it does.
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  Dave Hamilton: I have no, no issues with any of that. It makes perfect sense.
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  Dave Hamilton: I want to point out, though, whispering is the worst thing you can do for your throat.
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  Dave Hamilton: Talking, yelling are all better than whispering.
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  Dave Hamilton: Yeah, because think about it. You are using nothing but your throat.
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  Dave Hamilton: And you're shredding it when you whisper. Oh, yeah.
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  Shannon Jean: Nothing from your gut.
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  Dave Hamilton: I learned this from being around trained theater singers, you know,
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  Dave Hamilton: who know better, but it's funny.
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  Dave Hamilton: I'll, you know, I'll go to like a, a rock band gig or something at all.
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  Dave Hamilton: You know, if I, if it's friends playing, I'll talk to them backstage or whatever
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  Dave Hamilton: before the gig. And they'll be like, oh yeah, I'm on vocal rest.
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  Dave Hamilton: And it's like, well, then you should stop whispering dude. Cause you're going
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  Dave Hamilton: to wreck your throat before you go out and sing.
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  Shannon Jean: That's amazing. Yeah.
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  Dave Hamilton: So just, just bear that in mind. Just my little quick tip of the day,
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  Dave Hamilton: but good deal. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yep.
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  Shannon Jean: That's great.
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  Dave Hamilton: Fun stuff. That's great. I got to check that out. That's, that's good.
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  Shannon Jean: And if you're listening and you know, any AI apps or rappers or anything that
• 20:24
  Shannon Jean: we should be talking about, feedback at businessbrain.show. We want to hear from you.
• 20:29
  Dave Hamilton: Absolutely. Like he said, feedback at businessbrain.show, because we're all
• 20:35
  Dave Hamilton: about making sure we lead that charm life together.
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  Dave Hamilton: Thanks for hanging out with us. Another week gone by. Enjoy your weekend. We'll see you next week.
• 20:48
  Shannon Jean: See ya.
• 20:49
  Dave Hamilton: Later.