Tiger Buford uses Grok to draft blog posts from outlines in his own voice and summarize legal documents like NDAs and non-competes at an 8th-grade level, saving about 30 minutes per contract. He's also building a knowledge-base AI engine with a Canadian team to answer domain-specific questions, with potential applications in healthcare.
To have a successful business. I wrote that last week. I'll write a draft. I'll just say, okay, I want to write a blog article about this, this, this, and this. And I kind of make an outline and then I say, and put it in the voice of Tiger Buford at Orthostreams. I mean, in writing, it sounds like me. You should try that, Elizabeth.
Okay. So which, which program was that exactly?
It doesn't matter. They all work. I use Grok now exclusively. Grok is the It's on Twitter, and Grok has no biases, and it's super fast. And I think Twitter is going to pass OpenAI probably. So I mean, I use AI to read contracts. I mean, I, you know, I deal with non-compete agreements and recruiting contracts and NDAs all the time. And I just literally just throw it in there and say, tell me what this means, like I'm an 8th grader. And, and it's like, boom, okay, now I just saved myself 30 minutes. He's just like, I mean, it's just incredible that, um, it's— so there's kind of two things we're talking about. One is what can we use as personal tools for ourselves or our business, and the other thing is what Mark's talking about is what business opportunities are out there to solve some problems in healthcare So, I mean, I have learned with this AI engine that I'm currently working with, with these Canadians, that whatever knowledge base that I feed into it, they can then speak knowledgeably about it.
And so I haven't had the opportunity yet, but if I could feed into it everything about your medical practice, what your specialties and subspecialties are, what your hours of operation are, what services you're billing, information, the more, you know, information I put into the knowledge base, then that AI could become now the receptionist that takes all the calls or the after-hours calls. There's a guy I know named Ravi Rahija.
