What happens when three women who actually disagree sit down to talk about AI ethics, humanoid robots, and whether cloning yourself is a boundary we shouldn't cross?

Natalie MacNeil — Emmy Award-winning creator and founder of the AI Dream Team™ — joins Amber and Khaïry for one of the most honest conversations we've had on the show yet.

They get into:

~ Why more content isn't always better — and what curation is really worth now

~ The ethical lines Natalie won't cross when building AI tools

~ The "parallel economy" — what we need to do to impact the future

~ Why we feel so much discomfort with the idea of humanoid robots

~ The college question — what both Amber and Khaïry are actually telling their teenagers right now

~ Why the AI conversation today is keeping people from seeing what's possible

Yes, this conversation ran long for a reason. We didn't want to stop.

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Khaïry here!

One of my friend Jenna's longtime customers cancelled on her, then told her he'd rebuilt the one piece he needed himself, with AI, for free.

Jenna Larson is a SaaS founder in Southern California I've partnered with for years. Eight months ago, she told me she felt embarrassingly behind on AI and didn't even understand the questions people were asking her. She came back on with Amber and me to get the full circle of it on the record, and she's bold enough to say the hard thing about her own business out loud.

In this episode:

The Gartner finding on which AI adopters are seeing ROI and which ones aren't, and the one move that separates them.

The cancellation email that made Jenna question her entire business model.

Whether SaaS is on its way out, and the spot where I pushed back on Jenna mid-sentence.

A full software tool built in two hours, and why Jenna says she's still a little bitter about it.

The compliance problem almost nobody building their own AI tools is watching for yet.

What all three of us admit we still don't understand about AI.

Why the tool Jenna built to fight loneliness might be the one that outlasts everything else.

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Xo Khaïry

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Amber here!

I went to Milan for AI Week and I’m back with all the scoop. The conference wasn’t actually a week long. It was only two days. And, honestly, I only went one day.

The second day I went to Milan city center to explore. I mean, when in Milan, you’ve got to! But that says nothing about the conference. I really enjoyed it and I got what I came for. This week, I’m sharing the good, the bad, and the part that made me feel very suspicious.

We covered a lot in this episode, like:

* The moment at Milan that made Amber feel very uneasy

* The two specific things nobody at AI Week wanted to talk about.

* A $100M ad budget, cut by 25%, with better results. The HelloFresh breakdown.

* Work is our soul. Or is it? The debate that branding expert Emily Hickey sparked.

* Khaïry’s Sunday 5pm mood problem, and what AI said when she finally asked about it.

* The scuba instructor who moved to consulting “for his mom.” The look on his face.

* Dr. Becky’s take on AI for kids. Let’s discuss.

* Choose your hard. IKYK

There is no plan right now that lasts more than 90 days. - Khaïry

We are excited to hear your reactions to all of this too.

-Amber & Khaïry

[00:00] Intro

[00:42] Milan + what was actually there

[11:43] The friction debate

[21:13] Work, identity, and the AI fear underneath

[33:47] The $100M case study

[42:34] Voice AI outbound

[45:54] Takeaways

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Is AI the most significant change in human history, or just the fastest? Amber, Khaïry, Lana, and Heidi dig into the questions business owners are actually asking right now.

From humanoid robots to white-collar layoffs to AI companions - this episode goes rapid-fire on the hot takes.

In this episode:

- Yay or nay: robots in every home, AI at school, AI replacing real relationships

- The white-collar layoff wave. What’s really happening underneath it.

- Apocaloptimist. Amber explains.

- Khaïry’s 1am AI conversation that surprised even her.

- Heidi on the lifting framework she uses to make hard calls before they get harder.

- F*ck It Fridays. You’ll want to try this.

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Khaïry writing this week.

Amber and I have been having the same conversation for months. Across mastermind calls. Across Zoom. Across WhatsApp voice notes that ping back and forth between Lisbon and Croatia.

Last week we sat down and recorded it.

Six questions. No script. We guessed each other’s answers before saying our own. I guessed three of hers right. She guessed several of mine right and I’m not over it.

The questions:

* What did you kill in your business in the last 90 days?

* What’s the dumbest thing you spent money on this year?

* What’s the smartest thing you spent money on this year?

* What’s the offer you’re scared to put out?

* What’s the bet you’re making for the next six months?

* The hill you’d die on right now.

What you’ll hear:

* A four-figure expense one of us is paying off in installments and doesn’t remember the password to

* A nutritionist who told one of us the opposite of what everyone else had said

* An automation one of us built and has since killed

* An offer one of us has been working on for years and hasn’t released yet

* A piece of personal news that has been a six-year story, and the story has an ending now

* The hill one of us would die on right now, about something most people don’t expect

* An AI tool one of us is testing that introduced itself to her team in a way she did not plan

Show structure

00:00 The Open

04:30 The Conversation: the game

38:00 The Work: AI tactics we’re testing this week

49:00 The Wrap Up

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Khaïry & Amber

P.S. Episode 2 is also live today. We pulled our friends Lana and Heidi in and played yay or nay on the AI future. Three things you’d expect us to all agree on. We disagreed on every one of them.

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