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πŸ“œ File _posts/2023-03-02-pith-you-are-a-person.md by @forshaper β˜† πŸ“Ž

It is I
the mask repairman
come, put your mask
in the van
for some, a fast task
for others, a long past
I’ll help you escape
with a bit of crape and tape
maybe leather or plastic
or plaster fantastic
just a dollar
or even a holler
an honest review
an aah! or an ooh!
something new
to spread my view
come, give me your mask
I’ll make it anew.

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πŸ“œ File Readwise/Articles/Five Signs of a Highly Intelligent Person.md by @protopian β˜† πŸ“Ž

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  • Because within nuance, you find most answers.
  • Intellectually humble people challenge their conclusions based on evidence and feedback from others.
  • They frame their observations as open to critique. They prize truth over ego.
  • Unsurprisingly, people with high metacognition are often great students and employees. They leverage their self-awareness to their advantage.
  • The smartest chimps are measured by their ability to patiently learn and troubleshoot problems. Sound familiar?
  • β€œA big problem is just a bunch of small problems combined. Learn to separate them out.” It’s all a matter of approach.
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πŸ“œ File Readwise/Articles/Have you tried making yourself a more interesting person.md by @protopian β˜† πŸ“Ž

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  • There are many roads to becoming an interesting person, but they all involve developing your curiosity and your desire to know and understand β€” yourself, others, the world around you.
  • You can read. You can pursue a new activity like knitting or rock climbing. You can volunteer. You can commit to asking three people a day an open-ended question about themselves and really listening to their responses. You can share your information and connections freely.
  • to be β€œinterest-ing” is to be curious and attentive, and to practice β€œthe continual projection of interest.” To put it more simply: If you want to be interesting, you have to be interested.
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Go to [[Module 4 - Watson Use Cases and Resources List]] or the [[Main AI Page]]

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Like nobody really wants to make a phone call.Typically, email is a little too much.So you want to do it in the ways thatyou want to which is messaging,text messaging, Facebook Messenger,through the brand’s app.Right now, it’s a mess.A brand has 8 to 10 touch pointswith a consumer across different social networks,email relationship, call enter.

For the first time,messaging is a platform that can reach every consumer.The biggest problem, the primary one isthis terrible legacy voice system.So it’s absurd that you have tospend 20 minutes or 30 minutes onhold with a large companythat you’re paying or do business with them.So it’s both terrible for consumers,they can’t stand 800 numbers voice calls,the IVR, hold music,all these things that make peoplehave see red, they’re angry.

Everybody here has made acustomer service phone call and youwalk away and you’re like this is horrible.But think about that life as an agent.They’re getting that constantly fromthe other side of all day long, almost no breaks.So there’s heavy attrition in that industry,it’s upwards of 40 percent in some cases which is a very,very large attrition number.Working with the Watson team has been amazing, fantastic.

With Watson’s a leading, the leading AI out there.There’s almost nobody that’seven close at this point in time.So when we take our leading platform anda leading AI such as Watson and we pulled them together,it elevates the platform to a much bigger level.In our system, Watson is like an agent itself.Watson sits alongside human agents.

If Watson can’t answer something,the system passes it seamlessly to a human agent.We’re cutting costs forbrands, we’re increasing conversations.More conversations are coming through.We’re giving agents a better job.We’re allowing them to up level their jobs,we’re allowing them to thinkabout things in the right way,and really use their intelligenceacross the board in a better way.

I’ve seen certain situations,very specific situations incertain departments where we’regetting to 80 percent ofconversations being resolved by the AI.That’s a pretty fantastic number.

Agents are judged on thingslike CSAT, customer satisfaction.You can do the same thing with Watson,virtual agents, digital agents.They can and they should be measured just like humans.I think that brands are goingto be putting messaging front and center.

We’re going to move into a future that there’s going tobe less apps and less complex website,these all going to be inside a conversation.

The brands that make it the most seamless forto reach them on messaging are going to win.You can bring the best ofthe AI world and the human world into a single system,totally seamlessly and make customers happy.

To the first time in history,you’ve had 100 percent access to people,100 percent of the time.That as a premise changesthe way that brands andconsumers will interact with each other.