Companies are deploying private AI clones called Delphi to centralize training and knowledge. Instead of hunting through documents or asking different people, employees query a single system by text, call, or video. A cleaning company uses one to onboard staff and answer questions on the job by phone.
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We're seeing a lot of companies starting to use Delphi clones for internal training, for sales training, for hr, put all the HR documents up in there. So we're seeing it be a really great tool where instead of having all of your employees come go to a bunch of different places, try and find information, now they just go and they ask the Delphi clone. They could be in their car on their way home, and they can call it, they can text it, they can. They can watch a video, however they want to interact with it. And so we're seeing a lot of the internal. Internal training start to happen.
There's a client of ours in the janitorial cleaning space, and his whole thing is essentially recruiting and training people to work for his company and basically do the service. And that's what he uses his Delphi for. And it's like, instead of calling him all the time or someone on his team, they now have access to his Delphi in a. You know, a private area that's not general public, but, you know, anybody who's a part of the company, or I think they're licensees or something like that, they're licensing a system. They have access to that. And now that's a centralized resource with all the SOPs, all the. Yeah. Procedures, everything they need to know to basically onboard and maintain and succeed in the company. Yeah. And.
That'S literally. He's not charging extra for that. He probably could, you know, but. But the point is, now you're giving this level of service, and he even has a phone number. So it's like, technically, if someone's on the. On the road or anywhere else, they can text and get a quick answer, or just call the clone the Delphi, and without waiting at all, just ask your question, get an answer. Boom. You can literally, like, be with a client, step outside really fast, get your answers, look like a million bucks. And then you come in, you're like, all right, I got my answers for it, you know, and, like, it's. It's pretty wild.
