
Show Notes
You’ve all heard the AI hype and you're probably already using it to some capacity. But what if AI could be used to make everyday life a little easier?
We’re joined by Clare from HeyCoco. Clare is on a mission to help women unpack their fears around AI and feel confident using it in everyday life.
Clare is joined by her friend Charlotte, who has learnt from Clare first hand just how much of a difference AI can make to everyday life.
And honestly, once you see what it can do, it starts to feel a little bit like having a live-in personal assistant who never argues back.
We chat about: Why so many of us feel intimidated or nervous about AI The fear of “not knowing what we’re doing” Privacy, personal information and what we should (and shouldn’t) be putting into AI How AI can actually help with the boring, everyday stuff Simple things you can ask AI to do TODAY to make life easier Saving time and taking some of the mental load off
Most importantly, we talk about how you don't need to be tech-savvy, work in business or understand how AI works behind the scenes to start using it. You can literally start with the things that are already annoying you.
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Guest: Clare Ross Hosts: Jaz Brierley and Anita Newstead Production: Project C Studios
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