How People are using AI - QorusDocs & Hinz

[Music] [Applause] [Music] one of the things we're finding a lot in our practice is we're doing a lot of uh

specialty training on top of the functionality training that companies are doing right um and uh that usually occurs in office hours sometimes for some companies we'll do them twice a week and it's literally just people from

their shops or where seats have been allocated to ask us questions and for me it gets pretty Dynamic I mean we'll have marketing departments on there that are using it to make marketing I've got seite people that have some products

right and the cite person that writes all the speeches all the Talking Point papers it's just like a proposal writer so they don't have to go down to the to the um to the SME the subject matter

expert the person making the fins on the rocket and chew up their very valuable time and they probably don't want to talk to you right of speech anyway you can pull that information in it's a great research assistant great writer

works for marketing works SE Suite works for contracts so we're finding this applicability or dual use almost inside a company that buys it for proposal or for legal um I mean the applications are

just endless right they they really are great use cases we've seen is that we work with a lot of Professional Services organizations um you know a lot of law firms accounting firms engineering firms

and so forth and one of the biggest challenges they have is actually around CVS or biographies um and managing those kind of of documents or case studies and

project sheets a lot of that's sitting either in unformatted copies of CVS that suddenly need to take on The Branding of that engineering firm and be you know

repositioned like that or a project sheet that's actually sitting in someone's head or on a call that they've had and been able to then

consume um those pieces of input data whether it be someone's original personal um resume and convert that

using AI into a fully branded resume for the firm or taking a call transcript that's happened um that describes a project that was

recently worked on and taking the the inputs from that and converting that into a you know first draft project sheet just off the call transcript because AI is such a good writer to be

able to take those scenarios and use the coro's templating capability and output those things into something that's usable then in a bid or a proposal um

but just cutting down substantially on those administrative tasks uh in those areas and and and bringing them all back together again um still needs the human

though I think that's that's a very key Point gen is doing more than just doing some writing for us right it's a fantastic research assistant up the front which saves countless hours and

lets you get to the best thing to put in your paper document so to speak uh but then second thing is it allows uh the human to come uh to the platform or to

the technology in the way that suits them best and by that I mean uh we just did a deployment with pry University for a lot of professors and some of them are not great writers but they can tell you

all about the technical solution to the inte degree so I just started saying hey just go for a walk and record your conversation for 20 minutes or for an hour record your next lecture to your students pull those into the system then

the system's going to find those when you answer questions or for the proposal or you just take it and have ji rewrite it and you can write uh another Journal article which we know is the coinage of

the realm so um I love the fact that we can we can almost verbally interact with the system through trans transcription I think it's unlocking a lot of human uh potential and giving people skills that

are maybe gaps uh where in areas that are not very strong right yeah yeah it's it's really exciting to see where this technology is going