A CMO who oversees $1B+ in revenue shares two productivity shifts: building custom GPTs as prompt-engineering assistants to improve AI outputs, and using browser automation tools like Comet to handle repetitive tasks across tabs and forms without manual work.
Do you have any other like little productivity hacks that you've learned with AI that have really sped up other areas?
I think my big productivity hacks are like obviously make a. Make a custom GPT or cloud project to like that's a prompt engineer so that you can always generate really good prompts and so you just get way better first or second shot output of anything you're doing with the frontier models. Like that is for sure. The second thing is like AI taking over just like repetitive tasks. Like the fact that Comet can take over my browser and fill out forms and do all of that and anything I know I have to do repeated, I can just make a shortcut for and give it instructions and the context and then just bang it out and it'll have it go off and do it in a tab while I'm doing something else. And then the biggest thing is that Comet can do things across tabs so I can like do multiple documents or things at once. And that has proven to be like a game changer as well. And just like the workflow of how I get stuff done.
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