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In this episode, I sit down with Amelia Lowe, VP Operations at SquareTrade Insurance.
Amelia shares insights on the importance of customer centricity, and how the company is using AI, particularly conversational AI, to improve service delivery throughout their European operations.
She discusses the challenges faced in adopting AI, the leadership perspective on technology implementation, and customer reactions.
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SquareTrade, insurance, AI, customer experience, conversational AI, chatbots, B2B2C, customer centricity, technology, leadership
In this episode, I showcase the audio generation capabilities of NotebookLM, a note-taking research assistant powered by Google's Gemini.
To give it a test run, I uploaded a recent article that the team at Nordic FinTech Magazine published for me on the topic of Conversational AI being 'the next interface' in Banking.
Having uploaded the material, I had the option to generate an audio overview.
I did this.
Goodness me it's good.
It's made a mini-podcast or NPR-style audio feature about my article.
I have actually included the audio it generated. The quality is ridiculously good. Have a listen and let me know what you think.
Nice work Google.
In today's episode, Luke Budka, AI Director of Definition, discusses the use of Conversational AI in public relations and communications. He explains how his agency has integrated AI into their services and the benefits it brings to clients. Luke emphasizes the importance of understanding use cases and leveraging conversational AI to enhance tone of voice and communication strategies.
He also highlights the rapid advancements in AI technology and the potential for autonomous AI agents. Luke concludes by inviting brands to explore the possibilities of using conversational AI to differentiate their communication approach.
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In this episode, I'm offering a quick overview of the upcoming Conversational AI Mini Summit taking place in London next week.
It will feature a keynote speaker from a large bank discussing their journey with Conversational AI. Sponsors Koios and Qualyfi will also have presentations. Ed Hodges, the founder of HelloDone, will share his journey in conversational AI. The event will be small and intimate, allowing for meaningful conversations and networking opportunities.
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I'm delighted to bring you our very first podcast interview with Sam Oliver, Founder of OpenFi, the team behind the fantastic Conversational AI product, SalesTalk AI.
This episode builds on the interview I did with Sam a few weeks ago on Conversational AI News. I had such great feedback that I decided to ask him back for today's show.
I ask Sam to give us an overview of OpenFi, tell us more about how SalesTalk AI works.
I also asked him for his observations on what he's seeing in the marketplace, particularly from the point of view of the Financial Services sector clients they're working with right now.
Finally I asked him who he admires in the market -- and his quick-as-a-flash answer: Chatbase. Check them out!
You can find out more about OpenFi at www.openfi.tech.
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Hello and welcome to the Conversational AI Podcast. This is episode zero where I'm introducing things. This is also a sister publication to Conversational AI News. You can also find me on LinkedIn.
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This is the first episode of the Conversational AI Podcast, where the host, Ewan, introduces the purpose of the podcast and his background in the conversational AI marketplace. He discusses his experience as a buyer and champion of conversational AI tools in the financial services industry. The podcast aims to provide insights and interviews with executives and experts in the conversational AI space. Ewan also mentions that he offers consultancy services and plans to organize events related to conversational AI.
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Conversational AI, podcast, Ewan, marketplace, financial services, buyer, champion, tools, insights, interviews, executives, experts, consultancy, events
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