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    Earley AI Podcast: Getting Value From Out-Of-The-Box AI Applications

     

    Hosts: Seth Earley, EIS, and Chris Featherstone, AWS

    Guest: Mike Kaput, Marketing AI Institute

    In this conversation, Seth and Chris talk about how out-of-the-box AI is providing immediate value to businesses of all types. Their guest, Mike Kaput, will discuss examples of AI in operation today that will help organizations demonstrate value without “making it the mardi gras”.

    They'll talk about how these self-contained applications can provide ROI without requiring large commitments to building an organizational infrastructure to support the effort while providing valuable lessons about deploying AI powered applications.

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