AAAry Aranguiz, CPTD, AIPMFounder & CEO, Future-Ready AI Group, LLC · I help SMB owners embed AI into everyday operations so work moves faster, more consistently, and more profitably | Google Cloud Generative AI Leader

Be an AI Orchestrator Use Multiple LLMs

26 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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In this talk, the speaker explains how AI has shifted from a simple assistant to a powerful force multiplier, driven by rapid, daily updates to large language models such as Claude, Perplexity, and ChatGPT. He uses an ice‑cream analogy to encourage professionals to experiment with two or three different LLMs, allowing each model to learn their personal style, tone, and voice. By rotating among tools—Claude today, Publixity tomorrow, Groq the next month, and revisiting ChatGPT later—listeners can stay ahead of the fast‑moving landscape. The core recommendation is to become an “AI orchestrator,” a music‑director‑like role that knows which model to deploy for each task, thereby maximizing productivity in the workplace.

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Until 3 months ago, AI was just an assistant, but now it is true force multiplier with all the things that Claude has been updating in the, in the last month and a half. They have been updating every day. They've been dropping new things, and Perplexity is trying to catch up with it. All these LLM tools, doesn't matter which you were using. A lot of you are using ChatGPT probably. I talk LLM as ice creams, right? Somebody likes vanilla, somebody likes Strawberry, somebody likes both. But one of the things in this new world of LLM, you need to play around with 2 or 3 tools. The more you play around with the tools, the more the tools are learning about you and your style, your tone, your voice. That is something that you should be doing. Just not use only one, play around with it with Claude, which is the latest and greatest thing that people are talking about. In the next month, it can be Publixity. In the following month, it can be Groq. In the following month, ChatGPT can come back. But please play with the tools and get comfortable with it because those are the things that you are going to be doing in your job going forward. In terms of what I can tell everybody on this call is you want to be an AI orchestrator. You're like a music director. You want to know which tool to use when, where, and how.