Transcript
A (0:00)
Trying to automate what you're bad at isn't always the best first step. Sometimes it's good to enhance what you're really good at and make yourself exceptionally faster at it.
B (0:08)
Hey, I don't know much about AI, but let me go build an agent doesn't seem too reasonable. Where should they get started?
A (0:12)
Truly, the best place to start is to articulate what you really want. What am I after here? Because it can be an agent, it can be other things, but we have a ability and access to a tool that has infinite abilities to give us a lot of great answers if we know how to ask the right question.
B (0:26)
What's really possible and what is not yet possible for somebody like me who doesn't have a lot of the background when I get in front of these tools?
A (0:34)
The foundations of building a good agent can transfer to any platform. It doesn't change. It doesn't matter. If you can do it right in one place, you can do it right in another place. And I think that's the key.
B (0:43)
Who is coming to you to learn this stuff?
A (0:45)
There's a wide range of individuals who want to have this skill.
B (0:48)
How long does it take for somebody like me to know how to follow that scout's framework?
A (0:55)
As far as learning it again, I've seen it happen in as little as 90 minutes.
B (0:59)
How could somebody at least take that next step? Step to start, to not get left behind.
A (1:05)
Take a look at your job, the deliverables that you're meant to do, and have a conversation with AI on how it can help you. And I would start with creating a prompt, even that you use over and over again. If it's not a full automation, say, you know what would be a good prompt, a good request I can make to AI that gets me a deliverable that I like a certain way. How would I build that?
B (1:22)
Eaton helps companies bridge the gap between AI hype and execution, giving leaders practical frameworks to build agents, automate workflows and and turn business bottlenecks into scalable solutions. Welcome to Using AI at Work. I'm your host, Chris Daigle. Each week we'll be learning how today's business owners, entrepreneurs and ambitious professionals are getting more done with smart use of tomorrow's tech. Let's get started. Right now, every business leader is asking the same question. What are we going to do about AI? If this is you, chiefaiofficer.com has the answer. We give you a simple path forward where we provide executive and team training so your people know exactly how to safely use generative AI in their day to day. We also manage the deployment and implementation to make sure tools actually get adopted and deliver results and we'll also guide company wide transformation so AI becomes part of your operating system, not just another shiny object. The companies that act now will increase productivity, cut costs and grow faster than their competitors. Those that wait will get left behind. So if you want to make AI work in your business, visit chiefai officer.com and see how we're helping companies of all sizes finally get results from AI. Hey everybody and welcome back to another episode of Using AI at Work. My name is Chris Daigle, I'm the host and we're joined today by my guest Eitan Polliger who I actually share an office with and one of our locations for our company@chiefai officer.com Aton is our resident genius when it comes to automations, agents, apps and doing all the things that kind of we're seeing a lot of non technical business professionals be able to do now with tools like Lovable and Cursor and Claude code and now openclaw. So eta, before we get started I'm going to do the Eisenberg move and say by the end of this episode what do you want people to walk away with?
