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I love this episode.
Not just because my guest, Rabah Rahil, is a super smart dude with an eye for fashion.
I love it because we tackle two of the biggest issues facing brands, agencies, and developers in the DTC space:
If you’ve been somewhat bearish on AI or maybe just slow to experiment with it, perhaps you need a better framework.
Rabah lays out his framework by comparing AI to oil companies and how oil companies find land, drill for oil, and refine it for profit-producing products.
It might not be clear right now, but this is a pretty accurate analogy for getting the most from AI.
We also talk about the social dilemmas of using AI in our daily lives.
For example, if I use AI to write my wife a poem, does that count, or is it cheating? If I use AI to help me craft answers for a job interview, is that a sign I shouldn’t be hired or that I know how to utilize tools? Or does it depend?
We also talk about a few of his favorite tools:
Plus, we discuss some AI features masquerading as businesses. These will undoubtedly come crashing back to reality.
On the customer journey side, we talk about how creating a cohesive experience that’s also customized at scale is the future of the DTC industry.
3 things have to be in alignment:
We talk about when and how this goes wrong and what to do.
And we throw in some fun 80s/90s references.
Super fun. I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed recording.
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I love this episode.
Not just because my guest, Rabah Rahil, is a super smart dude with an eye for fashion.
I love it because we tackle two of the biggest issues facing brands, agencies, and developers in the DTC space:
If you’ve been somewhat bearish on AI or maybe just slow to experiment with it, perhaps you need a better framework.
Rabah lays out his framework by comparing AI to oil companies and how oil companies find land, drill for oil, and refine it for profit-producing products.
It might not be clear right now, but this is a pretty accurate analogy for getting the most from AI.
We also talk about the social dilemmas of using AI in our daily lives.
For example, if I use AI to write my wife a poem, does that count, or is it cheating? If I use AI to help me craft answers for a job interview, is that a sign I shouldn’t be hired or that I know how to utilize tools? Or does it depend?
We also talk about a few of his favorite tools:
Plus, we discuss some AI features masquerading as businesses. These will undoubtedly come crashing back to reality.
On the customer journey side, we talk about how creating a cohesive experience that’s also customized at scale is the future of the DTC industry.
3 things have to be in alignment:
We talk about when and how this goes wrong and what to do.
And we throw in some fun 80s/90s references.
Super fun. I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed recording.
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