TJ Walker trained an AI clone on his courses and books to turn bland talking points into quotable sound bites for media. The clone will soon include video. Walker and a guest evaluate how well it works.
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What technology platform are you most excited about that is either just started or is coming? Whether we think of it as the next TikTok or whatever it is, what platform? The other thing is what technology are you most excited about? For communication for me, and something we spent a lot of time talking about in just the last four weeks on this channel is digital clones. I see that frankly, as the absolute most transformational communication tool of the last 30 years. I spent a lot of time building my communication, my AI digital clone. And there's going to be video coming to it soon, possibly even in the next four to six weeks. But I want to hear from you again. What platform are you most excited about and what communications technology are you most excited about? Sure. So really we're going all in on AI, figuring out how we can utilize it to streamline things, make it better, create brand Personas and all those things. I absolutely feel like it can, you know, maximize your creativity of what you create for your clients and yourself and your business. Right. Which is incredible. On the communication technology side, I don't have enough, I think, context or knowledge to answer that question, but definitely AI. We're very excited about AI. Okay, well, you know what? I wasn't planning, planning on doing this, but you're here. If I could pick your brain for a minute because I, I do have my own clone and I'm using it for a lot of different purposes. My clone has been fed every online course I've ever done, more than 100 communication skills courses, and it has been fed every book I've read. It will be fed this interview itself and it will note it will only pull from my voice. As far as attributing anything to me, it would not use your ideas associated with me. So one of the things that I've written about extensively and have online courses on is a very specific skill set of creating sound bites. So I haven't done this publicly for anyone else, but let's just try it if you don't mind, right here and get your honest assessment. So one of the things I teach people is in a day of media training is a process of how to turn a message point into a sound bite. A message point of course can straightforward idea, but it could be bland, generic, unquotable sound bites, quotes, and I use those terms interchangeably I find typically come from one of 10 speech patterns. They've got analogies, pop culture references, cliches, attacks, absolutes, emotion. I, I have 10 things that I find fit. So what I have done, started doing with my own digital clone is to figure out specific ways someone could access it to find a useful meanings. Yeah, so I'm gonna. If you don't mind, I'm gonna see if I can be I want your honest, independent analysis of its ability to turn a message and into a usable sound bite that you could use in a press release or that you could actually use as talking points for a client about to do a show. Nice.
