“I start asking questions in the vein of what type of ai where does it sit can you control it can you turn it off ... most of the time it's like well my vendor doesn't allow me to do any of that”
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When fielding vendor inquiries, she first asks level-one questions: what type of AI, where does it sit, can you control it, can you turn it off, and can you exclude specific alerts or processes
Said nearby on the same subject
“One of the most important ways we can communicate is something called the adult to adult. And when communicating, one of the things that the adult does is it asks a lot of questions, right? Because it seeks information. And the other thing it does is it uses questions to transfer information.”
“It may decrease the number of questions we're getting about specific things through the process that brands can feel more comfortable going directly to seller assistant and asking themselves.”
“We have a container called a stack. You can group multiple content pieces into one unit and you can actually now point AI at that unit and also ask questions.”
“I specifically say interview because for some reason, when you tell the AI to interview you, it goes a lot deeper and asks really pinpointed questions.”
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