Tag: Efficiency

Testing AI Note Taking Software

I've been testing AI note-takers, and they’re pretty incredible. One tool I’ve been having success with is Granola. It’s easy to use and excellent at creating meeting summaries. A few lessons I’ve learned so far for getting the most out of your AI note-taker: The default meeting notes are great, but using a custom notes … Continue reading Testing AI Note Taking Software →

OpenAI Operator Early Experiments

OpenAI Operator ordered a computer monitor on Amazon for someone on my team! Here’s the prompt: ----- Order the LG 29WP60G-B monitor from Amazon. Ship it to: INSERT NAME, ADDRESS, PHONE Use the default credit card on the account. Just add the monitor to the cart, no need to ask for confirmation. You can also … Continue reading OpenAI Operator Early Experiments →

Courses: Practical AI

NYCOO offers a course called "Practical AI" that is an interactive session on how to use AI in your day-to-day work. We cover prompting best practices, an in-depth demo of ChatGPT’s features and capabilities with a variety of examples and use cases, how to build custom GPTs, agents, and tools, how to use agents, assistants, … Continue reading Courses: Practical AI →

Fine-Tuning FTW!

We fine-tuned our first AI model and it was magical! We wanted to feed unstructured legal contracts into a model and extract structured data to enter into our database, instead of having to do that manually. Seemed like a perfect job for AI. We started by iterating on our prompt to see how far we … Continue reading Fine-Tuning FTW! →

You’re Not Spending Enough On Internal Tools

Looking back at the organizations I’ve worked at, I realize now that few of them spent sufficient resources on internal tools for our teams to be faster and better at their jobs. In the past, the lack of focus on those tools wasn’t a good thing, but it also wasn’t usually a large enough competitive … Continue reading You’re Not Spending Enough On Internal Tools →

File and Folder Naming and Hierarchy System (with Examples)

Business Operations Fundamentals: Create a file and folder naming and hierarchy system to save hours of time when looking for files. Here are some tips and samples.