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What if everything you'd written on a topic over the last decade could be poured into an AI that interacts with you to develop and explore new insights and ideas?
This morning I've started testing our proof of concept 'digital brain', which has read, absorbed and contextualised everything I've written in my eGov.AU blog since 2006, plus more.
Even in early testing it's capable of extending and connecting ideas in ways I'd never considered, generating new insights and highlighting new knowledge paths to explore in near-perfect prose.
This is not simply a curiosity or tool for an individual writer & thinker.
Imagine the value such a 'digital brain' could generate as a digital team member in an organisation.
As a digital team member, our AI is already able to ingest, read, connect and continually remember virtually all the knowledge your organisation has captured in written form (soon audio as well).
It can repurpose your corporate knowledge to produce new insights, suggest new ideas and draft documents (training, sales, marcomms, compliance and more) so your human teams can focus more on creative and editorial contributions.
And we're continuing to explore and extend these capabilities to make an AI digital team member a core part of an organisation's operational stack.
So your organisation can make full use of the hard-won corporate knowledge you've already acquired to generate ongoing sustained value and support your human teams.
Monday, February 28, 2022
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Tuesday, November 03, 2020
Building digital expertise on Australian boards - I would love your support if you're a Co-op member | Tweet |
This is a little different from other posts I've shared over the years - but shares a core thread with my thinking: we need digital expertise at senior levels across government, corporate and not-for-profit sectors if we want to see Australia thrive in the digital age.
I'm standing for election to the Board of the National Health Co-op (www.nhc.coop) - one of Canberra's most significant health practices.
And I'd appreciate if you could share this as relevant.
I've nominated based on my exposure to the Health sector working for the Department of Health and consulting to the Digital Health Agency, my startup, business management and past experience as a Director and, most importantly, my digital experience - which would add a new dimension to the board as the Co-op increasingly adopts digital when delivering of health services to ACT residents.
If you or your family are members of the Co-op, I'd appreciate your vote. If you know others who are members, please share this with them, I'd appreciate their votes as well!
To vote you must attend the AGM on 26 November.
Co-op members will have received an email with details of nominees to the Board, their statements and how to vote.
I've linked to my nomination statement for your consideration (and my LinkedIn post) and will post closer to the date as a reminder.
Thanks in advance!
LinkedIn post & nomination statement
