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Speaker 3: What's three ways you're using AI to be more efficient

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Speaker 4: Number one, I've been training all of my employees to

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Speaker 4: So if I say, hey, I want a set of

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Speaker 4: Decreases the time you're going to have to spend right

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Speaker 4: because I don't have to higher ten more people. So

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Speaker 4: So I need you to manage this tool. And that's

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Speaker 4: So for me, that has allowed me to put a

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Speaker 4: That's traditionally what a prompt is. Prompt engineering is engineering

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