Tom and Joe Fier discuss AI clones as conversational interfaces that let viewers talk directly to an AI, route to a human, or schedule meetings. Joe uses one on his show for free-form viewer interaction. They argue this on-demand model beats static PDFs and email newsletters as a call-to-action.
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This is the first time anybody has ever said, and I think we'll look back on this date and say, this is the future, right? It's go back to this page and you can talk to me right now, granted, my AI clone, right? Or if you'd like to talk to my real person in the team, we'll schedule a time right here. And it's like that whole idea of that conversational economy, this idea of interacting with PDFs and trying to find the answer and sign up for my subscribe to my newsletter and hope that the next email that I send you answers your question. It's starting to sound archaic, right? What a powerful call to action.
That's it. And that's how I use it on my show as well. You know, sometimes I'll direct them to different pages, but I love to have the clone right there because that's how I envisioned it from day one. That's why I went after the tech. I wanted to make a way that people can engage and just interact freely. And that's it, Tom.