Imagine uncovering the secrets to accelerating your business growth with AI.

That's exactly what we've got lined up for you as I, Kaylee Johnson, sit down with Ken Pomella, the visionary CEO of RevStar.

In our rich conversation, we dissect how to maintain your brand's unique voice even as AI takes on a role in content production.

We also tackle the pressing issue of AI bias, highlighting why a diverse development team isn't just a good practice—it's crucial for the integrity of your AI models.

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AI Needs to Be Monitored

I think the biggest misconception about AI is that this stuff is inherently safe and secure just because some semi-reputable company is publishing it.

Look at open AI. People just immediately started putting information in there before they thought about who's looking at this.

How do I classify the information I'm putting in? Is this okay to make publicly available?

There may not be bad intention there, but it's not always safe to just take any kind of information and plug it into any AI offering of information and plug it into any AI offering.

Take Advantage of the Value AI Presents

I know folks that just cut off chat GPT from the work environment. People work around it; they take the stuff home and use it.

The people that handled the birth of AI the best did a lot of education on it. What can you use? What are the guardrails? But they didn't necessarily shut it down.

AI was just one of those things where it happened so fast that people had to react to it.

AI is the Wild West

AI can help you generate ideas, do some outlines, maybe some draft content, but you review it and you make sure that it's in alignment with you what you want to present as a business.

I Unfortunately, when you have a publicly trained model like a Chat GPT, some things can pop up.

It's like the Wild West out there with AI, so you want to look at the company's policies.

If you can't get a clear, transparent answer on how they've trained their model, you may not want to use it.

But I think anything you get from any AI model - definitely double check it. You can't just go with whatever it gives you.

The amount of time you save, even if you have to do some proofreading and double-checking is invaluable as a small business.

If you can generate a lot of content very quickly, if you can write emails faster, these very basic, repetitive tasks are perfect for AI.

And you're spending, let's say, one-tenth of the time just double checking things. That's huge savings for your business.

It allows you to be more competitive and move faster.

I think the benefits outweigh the bad, as long as you approach it the right way.

About Ken Pomella

Ken Palmella is the CEO of RevStar and a renowned technology thought leader. He specializes in harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to drive business growth and scalability. With a distinguished career spanning over two decades, Ken has emerged as a pivotal figure in the tech industry. He's dedicated to transforming businesses through digital innovation. His expertise lies in developing AI strategies that align with business objectives, ensuring organizations remain competitive in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.

• Ken Pomella's Website: www.kenpopmella.com

• Ken Pomella on Social Media: LinkedIn