TJ Walker uses AI clones of himself to interview guests and narrate courses, freeing up time to travel and create more content. Amazon rejected his cloned audiobook, so he recorded it himself, but he says the overall setup makes him more productive, not lazier.
Well, I mean, I don't for a couple of reasons. It's not my style when I'm doing things of a public nature. Have I ever said a curse word in private with family or friends? Well, I'll let you ask them about that. Sunny says, I'd love to see a prompt that allows two clones to have a conversation with each other. I have done that. I've had. I've had two different versions of my clone interview each other, believe it or not. And at one point, I believe. I think it's on my YouTube channel where I had my clone interviewing Socrates. I know I was interviewing a clone version of Socrates, so I don't think we're far off from that. So, David, we really appreciate your time today. I want to again recommend to people that if they want to improve their own copywriting, probably the best and easiest thing they can do right now is just go to speaking of writing.com and they can check out your website. They can get your free reports. They may want to take a look at your mastermind group, your inner circle. They may want to check out idea power and also find out about your books. Where else do you like to interact with people and communicate with people who are interested in learning about your services and what you're all about?
Oh, that's. I'm not sure where else I would communicate with people. That's where people can get in touch with me if they want to contact me. That's where it lists the products. I do speak occasionally at different places.
Okay, great. Well, other comments coming in. Mary says human beings will be lazier if we let clones do the work. Is the question mark, Mary? It's possible I can tell you now that I've had a clone, I'm working more than I've ever worked. But I also feel like I'm more productive. I'm creating more courses. I've just created a course and here's how I. David, you may find this interesting, but you may find it appalling. So I created an online video course on how to make it digital clone. I then copied the transcript of my lectures, fed it into chat GPT. Chat GPT to clean it up. Then I fed it into my TJ Walker, the text version of my clone. Then I put it in a PDF and I turned it into a book with really very little oversight from me. But it was all pulling initially from ideas I had spoken. I then had the Kindle book, the digital book turned into a paperback. I then had the very same copy turn it into a hardback book. I then it doesn't have a hundred percent happy ending. I had the the audio the text turned into an audiobook from my digital clone. The bad news is Amazon rejected the the audio clone. They are using audio clone voices but they want you to use their audio clone voice voices. So yesterday I spent the whole day here in this studio recording out loud my voice. So the audio, the audible version of the book will be available in that format. So. So Mary, to your question, I'm working more than ever doing interesting fun things, but I'm reaching more people and I think it gives flexibility but what I but it also gives me flex. Sorry for sounding self serving, but it also gives me flexibility in that I don't have to be in a classroom tomorrow and the next day and Friday at a university or in a training facility because all of this stuff is digital. Not just the clone, but my online courses. So I'm hopping a plane to the Bahamas tonight because I want to get away from the Florida hurricane and I can work there and enjoy myself too. So Mary, that's how I see the interview. David, really want to thank you for your time and your generosity with your Wisdom today. I'm T.J. walker. We'll see you next time.
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