These are the AI tools you need to run your business
A speaker reviews multiple AI tools for business use, ranking them by utility and effectiveness. The tools range from personal AI assistants to specialized platforms, with Apex identified as the top choice for security and support.
Summary
The speaker provides evaluative commentary on various AI tools suitable for business operations. Chat GPT is characterized as helpful but positioned more as personal AI rather than business-focused. Notebook alm is rated as top tier for learning acceleration. Whisper flow is noted as helpful for productivity, enabling the speaker to create three times faster. Siri is dismissed as a waste of time. Higsfield is rated helpful with improving models, and the speaker appreciates its versatility in accessing multiple models. Cloud is identified as top tier and the most frequently used tool across multiple forms. Apex is positioned as the ultimate choice, distinguished by its focus on safety, security, and backup support.
Key Insights
- Chat GPT is positioned as helpful but better suited for personal use than business applications
- Whisper flow enables three times faster content creation according to the speaker
- Siri is dismissed as a waste of time, suggesting poor utility in this speaker's workflow
- Cloud-based tools are the most frequently used across all forms in the speaker's business operations
- Apex is ranked as the superior tool because of its emphasis on safety, security, and backup support rather than just capabilities
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Transcript
[0:00] Chat GBT upper end of helpful. It's more personal AI than business AI. Notebook alm top tier. It helps me learn faster. Whisper flow helpful. It allows me to create three times faster. Siri I think is a waste of time. Higsfield helpful. The new models are getting good. Higsfield's cool cuz I can use them all. Cloud that's top tier. I use it more than any other tool in all of its forms. Apex. Apex is the top of the top of the top for me. safe, secure backup support.
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