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  • AI Marketing with Dan Gudema

    AI Marketing with Dan Gudema
    2025/07/19
    Transcript Good morning, good evening. Good afternoon. You guys are watching and listening. Tech TV podcast. And today we have an old friend, Dan Hudema. What's going on? Dan? Hey, there. How are you doing? Long time no see. It's been a while. It's been a while since I've been on a podcast, but, uh, we'll, uh, maybe we'll do some more after this. You never know. We tried to replace you with AI, but we couldn't. So that's why you're here. Just kidding. And that's, I think, why we're we're, uh, having, um, digital twin. Digital digital twin. That's right. I remember we scanned you one time. Remember? We scanned you and put you on blender, and, uh, but now, I mean, maybe in the next ten years that that would be feasible, but still, we can't. But that's what I wanted to to to know, like you were telling me that you have your your daily business. Yes. And the state of AI. So maybe like to illustrate to the audience, how far have you gone to use AI to help you with your business? And what would you recommend to those entrepreneurs that have some sort of subscription based business like yours, where you still have some human interaction? What are your first recommendations of tools and things that best practices for for AI. Yeah. Right off the bat, um, you know, just the basic use of ChatGPT and OpenAI or perplexity or grok or or any of those, just, just to get one of the bigger challenges for us is we have something like 4 or 500 events posted in the dating business. So we need to somehow get slightly different content for every event. We can't have the same content every time. So that's been a little challenge. So one of the places we are using it is to come up with slightly different content each time, or to mix it up because it's just there's just too much there. But the but I'll get into most of my AI projects related to the dating company are underway. I don't have them finished yet. I'm in the middle. Okay, um, and there's 4 or 5 there in my head. But everything does take time. Like to build it out. Some of them are, you know, dynamic pricing or things like that, you know, using AI to help. But but you were you were showing me something that I thought was interesting, which is the use of AI for your, uh, creation of, um, short videos. Right? Is that right? Why? Why is that? Let's talk a little bit about that. Well, this is related to a, a little bit of a blue sky situation going on with the digital marketing side. Excuse me. Right now, what's happened is Google, a few weeks ago, split videos from short videos on Google search. So I just need to generate a ton of videos right now because we need a video per local market for local keywords. So this is more of an SEO play. There's there's two kinds of video I'm generating SEO type video for AI or for SEO in general. Okay. And then there's some video I'm doing for paid ads as well that we're getting ready to publish as well. So so you're basically in a way because you're in different markets. So your, your, your companies in 50 different markets or, or maybe 75 or 100 markets now. Well, and then you have to address each market and individualize, let's say Albuquerque. I don't know, Sonoma or whatever. Yeah. So explain let's say you have a business in multiple locations or you want to have a multiple location. Is that, um, the way to go? Yes. I'll tell you one of the reasons why it's the way to go. So the the thing is that we all need multiple sources. So the whole SEO world, because I remember I used to do SEO, Turbo Boost SEO, generate hundreds of pages for a client. So that doesn't really work anymore. Um, because Google, not just Google, but AI is smart enough. In other words, if you have a page, if we have a page just about, uh, you know, uh, matchmaking in Boca, we have one page about it. We have a bunch of articles generating more content, blog articles about matchmaking. Boca is not going to help you. Okay, but what does help you is Delray matchmaking does help you be...
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  • Leandro Margulis - J Ventures Interview - LJM Ventures

    Leandro Margulis - J Ventures Interview - LJM Ventures
    2025/07/18
    Interview Recap Dr. Edwin Hernandez welcomed Leandro Margulis, a successful inventor and entrepreneur with experience in startups, investments, and product leadership, as the guest for the Tech at TV podcast. Leandro shared insights about his work with various ventures, including LGM Ventures and J Ventures, where he focuses on early-stage investments in technology companies and aims to build a network of entrepreneurs and investors. He discussed his career journey from engineering and product development to corporate roles, while also touching on his personal life and the challenges of balancing family and professional responsibilities. Next steps Entrepreneurs to research potential investors thoroughly, including their investment criteria, portfolio, and partners before pitching. Entrepreneurs to leverage AI tools to build more advanced prototypes before seeking investment. Entrepreneurs to frame their pitches using the scientific method, presenting hypotheses, experiments, and early signals. Leandro to continue advising companies while seeking a leadership role in a growing startup. Leandro to balance family responsibilities with professional pursuits, focusing on efficiency and effectiveness. Summary Tech at TV Podcast Introduction Dr. Edwin Hernandez introduced Leandro Margulis, an inventor and entrepreneur, as the guest for the Tech at TV podcast. Leandro, an alumnus of FIU and Yale University, has been interviewed by the USPTO. The podcast was brought to viewers by Eagle Communications from Coral Springs, Florida. During the setup, there was some technical testing and troubleshooting to ensure proper audio and video connections between Dr. Hernandez and Leandro. Startup Investments and Entrepreneurial Insights Leandro discussed his experience with startups and investments, focusing on his work with LGM Ventures. He explained that LGM Ventures focuses on early-stage investments in technology companies, particularly in areas like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and blockchain. Leandro emphasized the importance of understanding the needs of both investors and entrepreneurs, and shared his own journey from being an inventor to becoming a product leader and entrepreneur. He highlighted the value of diverse experiences in shaping his approach to founding and leading companies. Strategic VC Networking Insights Leandro explained his role as an LP at J Ventures, a VC fund investing in early-stage companies, particularly those with Israel-developed technologies. He described his broader vision of creating a "Paypal Mafia" style network of entrepreneurs and investors, combining operational experience with investment opportunities. Leandro advised entrepreneurs to thoroughly research potential investors by analyzing their portfolio and investment criteria, suggesting that AI tools could help develop prototypes before approaching investors. Startup to Corporate Transition Insights Leandro shared his experience transitioning from a startup to a corporate environment, highlighting his role as VP of Product at Prove, which acquired his previous company, Unify ID, a motion-based behavioral biometrics startup. He explained how Unify ID leveraged sensors on phones for frictionless authentication and described his engineering background, including a patent for a durable RFID tag for tracking high-value assets. Leandro also discussed his work at Quick See, a search engine for apps, where he helped grow the company from 50 to over 450 employees, and mentioned his involvement in other patents related to search technology. App Opportunities and Career Aspirations Leandro discusses his experience in identifying opportunities for app creation by analyzing gaps in search results. He expresses interest in both advising companies and taking on a leadership role in a growing startup. Leandro reflects on how his Argentinian background has contributed to his resilience and ingenuity in his career.
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  • Lionheart Health - Howard Leonhardt and Scott Hoots - BioElectric Rejuvenation

    Lionheart Health - Howard Leonhardt and Scott Hoots - BioElectric Rejuvenation
    2025/07/16
    Dr. Hernandez interviewed Howard Leonheardt and Scott Hoots for a healthcare technology podcast, discussing Howard's background and his company Lionheart Health's (Lionheart Longevity) work in bioelectric stimulation and aging reversal technologies. Scott, former CEO of QC Kinetics, joined Lionheart Health to help commercialize their bioelectric stimulation technology and support licensing and franchising efforts. The discussion covered Lionheart Health's plans for expanding their body regeneration technology through licensing agreements and clinical trials, while developing various components including skin, heart, and organ regeneration systems. Summary Healthcare Technology Podcast Interview Dr. Hernandez interviewed Howard Leonheardt and Scott Hoots for a healthcare technology podcast. They discussed Howard's background as a founder in the healthcare industry and his current move to a new residence. Scott joined the call late due to a scheduling confusion. The interview was set to cover various topics related to healthcare technology, with Dr. Hernandez planning to spend 8-10 minutes with Howard before moving on to Scott. Reversing Aging With Bioelectric Technology Howard explained that his company, Lionheadt Health, operates an incubator in California and Utah, focusing on bioelectric stimulation and protein expressions. They have developed a technology that can reverse aging by 10 to 20 years, guaranteed, through the use of aging reversal proteins like Klotho. Howard also discussed World Medical Manufacturing, which developed the leading aortic stent sold to Medtronic, and its subsequent products. He mentioned that Second Heart, another company from their incubator, is using the same platform technology to help patients with cardiorenal syndrome. Howard concluded by describing their participation in the X-prize competition and their patented bioelectric suit, which helps increase Klotho levels in the body to improve muscle, brain, and immune health. Aging Reversal Platform Licensing Model Howard presented a comprehensive platform for aging reversal, including patented technologies for increasing circulating proteins like Clotow and others, as well as a suite of aging reversal treatments. He explained their business model of licensing existing clinics to use their IP, with over 500 patent claims and recent licenses sold in multiple locations. The licensing fee is $40,000 plus $25,000 for starter equipment, with a 7% royalty on treatments, and the company is working on expanding to new locations while developing their main product, an adult womb regeneration chamber. Scott Joins Lionheart Health Expansion Scott, the former CEO of QC Kinetics, joined Lionheart Health to help commercialize and potentially franchise their bioelectric stimulation technology. He brings experience from launching and expanding 185 locations across the United States for QC Kinetics. Scott's role is to support the licensing and future franchising of Lionheart Health's technology, aiming to become a leading supplier of their services and devices. The discussion touched on the potential for widespread adoption, comparing it to familiar franchises like Starbucks, though Scott noted differences in demand and business model. Lionheart Health Regeneration Strategy Howard and Scott discussed their vision for Lionheart Health, emphasizing their intention to build a company and pursue a public offering rather than seeking acquisition. Howard shared their plan to develop and prove each component of their whole-body regeneration chamber individually, with components including skin, hair, joint, kidney, bladder, and heart regeneration. They plan to partner with leading AI and robotics companies to integrate these technologies into the final product, while avoiding the development of these components internally. Lionheart Health's Regenerative Technology Howard described Lionheart Health's body regenera...
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  • PlayPer CEO and Investor - Webb Knudsen - Knudsen Capital

    PlayPer CEO and Investor - Webb Knudsen - Knudsen Capital
    2025/07/11
    In this episode, we interview Webb Knudsen is an entrepreneur and investor with a background in entertainment, social media, and mobile technology. He is the CEO and co-founder of Playper, a company that creates paper toys enhanced with augmented reality (AR) for children. Knudsen has held significant roles such as Vice President of Business Development at Crisp, where he focused on expanding market presence, and led sales teams at Aarki and Millennial Reach. His earlier career includes positions at Walden Media, CAA, and Lucasfilm, emphasizing profitability and market strategy for movies, brands, and apps. He is also a partner at Knudsen Capital, a family investment office focused on early-stage, high-growth companies, and a Vice President at Partnership Capital Growth, a private equity firm specializing in health and wellness. Knudsen holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology and Speech Communication from Pepperdine University (2009) and a VC Unlocked degree in Venture Capital from Stanford University (2020). He is based in Madison, NJ, and is known for his interest in sustainable business models, having founded Playper to address environmental concerns with plastic toys. TechEd TV Transcription 3:47:36 You guys are watching Tech Had TV with Dr. Edwin Hernandez, and…. 13:47:40 Today, we have a co-host. 13:47:48 Good evening, good afternoon, good morning, you guys are watching Techhead TV with Dr. Edwin Hernandez. 13:47:52 And today, we have a great guest. Welknudsen, from Plaper. 13:47:57 And, um…. What's next? 14:06:44 Alright, one's…. We have to do it again, because I was not recording. 14:06:49 Oh, okay. No problem. 14:06:51 Alright, let's do it again. Uh… 3, 2, 1. Good morning, good evening, good afternoon. You guys are watching Techhead TV Podcast. 14:07:00 And if you're listening, you're listening to our podcast with. A new guest, an entrepreneur, a friend. 14:07:06 We have Gunnelson, so he's right here with us. Hi, Gweb. 14:07:09 Hi! Glad to be here. Thanks for having me. 14:07:12 Great, great, great. So one thing I see behind you is, uh, besides asking for your background, uh, academically and professionally. 14:07:18 You have a very cool background. Is that your company, PlayPer? What is that? 14:07:22 That is, yeah. Behind me we have our very bright, colorful, fun playbook toys. We've got the, uh…. 14:07:29 Castle, playset, catapult, Dragon Trainer, the story starters, we've got a pirate ship. 14:07:34 The Mermaid Castle and our Pirate and Mermaid story starters, and uh… I'm very proud of them, they're a ton of fun. 14:07:40 And tell me about your real background. You come from media, so I know you probably don't like to brag about, like, the names like Lucasfilm, CAA. 14:07:47 But what's the story behind it? 14:07:50 Yeah, I got my career start in the entertainment industry, and it was a very fun place to get a career start. I started off at the production company Walden Media, which makes the Chronicles of Narnia movies. 14:08:01 And then I jumped over to CAA, Creative Artists Agency, and after that, I went to Lucasfilm, where I was selling the. 14:08:07 Star Wars and Indiana Jones movies in the distribution sales department, and uh… after that, I jumped over to the Silicon Valley startup scene, did a couple startups in the marketing space. 14:08:18 Then jumped into, uh, investing in consumer products, and then I founded, uh, Playper and became the CEO. 14:08:25 Of this business. 14:08:28 Great, that's an interesting segue, because you have, um…. And he would wake him up, and I will say, when you became a parent, is that right? 14:08:35 That connected your new career as a CEO of Playpair. So what happened? How did that begin? 14:08:42 Yeah, it's… it's an organic story of, kind of, uh, playing with my kids and, uh, seeing the toys that they had, and, uh. 14:08:50 Seeing the toys that were filling up our home, and realizing that the majority of the toys. 14:08:56 We're plastic, uh, as, uh, is, is, uh,
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  • Interviewing Venture Capital Investor - Gil Eyal - Seasons 25 - 01

    Interviewing Venture Capital Investor - Gil Eyal - Seasons 25 - 01
    2025/07/09
    Interview with Gil Eyal Gil Eyal is a seasoned expert in technology and what he expects from startups presenting at Stardust Ventures. His email is gil at startusventures dot com. Gil is an attorney by trade but after being part of a deal and getting an MBA moved to startups and ventures. Among his venture companies where Gal Gadot has been feature as an investors and promoter. Gil specializes in consumer applications and technologies. Listen to our interview to learn more about him and Stardust Ventures. TECHEDTV Interview - Statdust Ventures CEO Transcript Edwin: Good evening, good morning, good afternoon. You guys are listening to the TECHEDTV podcasting series. In our show, we bring you the best in technologies, innovation, startups, FinTech, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and the latest and greatest in technology worldwide. This show is brought to you by EGLA Communications at the EGLAVATOR in Boca Raton, Florida. Today we have a great guest, Gil Eyal, who is an expert in influencer marketing and has been in the industry for many years. Gil, how are you today? Gil: I'm doing fantastic, Edwin. Thanks for having me on the show. It's great to be here talking about influencer marketing and the exciting developments in the tech space. Edwin: Absolutely, it's a pleasure to have you. For our listeners, can you give a quick overview of what influencer marketing is and how you got started in this field? Gil: Sure thing. Influencer marketing is all about leveraging individuals with a significant following on social media platforms to promote products, services, or brands. These influencers have built trust and credibility with their audience, making their endorsements highly effective. I got started about a decade ago when I noticed the shift in how people consume media. Social media was becoming a powerful tool, and I saw an opportunity to connect brands with these influential voices. Edwin: That's fascinating. So, you've been in this space for a while. What are some of the biggest changes you've seen in influencer marketing over the years? Gil: Oh, where do I start? When I began, it was like the Wild West. Brands were just figuring out how to work with influencers, and there weren’t many tools to measure impact. Now, we have sophisticated platforms that track engagement, ROI, and audience demographics. Also, the rise of micro-influencers—people with smaller but highly engaged audiences—has been a game-changer. It’s not just about celebrity endorsements anymore; it’s about authenticity and niche communities. Edwin: That makes a lot of sense. At the EGLAVATOR, we’re always interested in how tech intersects with marketing. What role does technology, like AI or data analytics, play in influencer marketing today? Gil: Technology is the backbone of modern influencer marketing. AI helps us identify the right influencers by analyzing their audience data, engagement rates, and content relevance. Data analytics allows us to measure campaign performance in real-time, so brands can see what’s working and what’s not. For example, we use machine learning to predict which influencers will drive the best results for a specific campaign based on past performance and audience overlap. Edwin: That’s impressive. So, it’s all about precision now. Gil, you’ve worked with some major brands. Can you share a success story that stands out? Gil: Absolutely. One campaign that comes to mind is when we worked with a fitness brand to promote their new line of workout gear. We partnered with a mix of macro and micro-influencers who were fitness enthusiasts. By targeting their highly engaged audiences, we saw a 300% increase in website traffic and a significant boost in sales within the first month. The key was authenticity—the influencers genuinely loved the product, and their followers could tell. Edwin: Wow, 300% is huge! What advice would you give to startups here at the EGLAVATOR who are looking to dip their toes into influencer ...
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  • Startups, Innovation and Financing - Unleashing Your Ventures

    Startups, Innovation and Financing - Unleashing Your Ventures
    2023/05/14
    In today's fast-paced, rapidly evolving world, innovation has become a driving force behind economicgrowth and competitiveness. In this landscape, startups have emerged as key players in fostering innovation, leveraging their agility to pivot in response to market demands, and leveraging various financing options to fuel their growth. Startups: The Powerhouses of Innovation Unlike established companies, startups are often unencumbered by legacy systems or traditional ways of doing things, which allows them to think outside the box and disrupt industries. Startups are typically characterized by their willingness to take risks, experiment with new ideas, and push boundaries in the pursuit of innovative solutions. Startups such as Uber, Airbnb, and Spotify have demonstrated how transformative ideas can revolutionize industries. They've altered how we commute, travel, and consume music, respectively, demonstrating that the innovative potential of startups is indeed vast and powerful. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Np8Op8gT9OQ The Art of the Pivot Innovation is not a one-time event, but a continuous process of learning and adapting. This is where the concept of "pivoting" comes in. A pivot refers to a substantive change to one or more components of a startup's business model in response to market feedback. Twitter is a classic example of a successful pivot. Initially, the platform started as Odeo, a network where people could find and subscribe to podcasts. However, when Apple launched iTunes podcasting, Odeo was rendered obsolete. The company then decided to pivot and transition into the microblogging service we all know today. Pivoting enables startups to remain innovative and relevant, even in the face of unexpected challenges or shifting market landscapes. It's a testament to the agility and flexibility that's often ingrained in startup cultures. Financing: Fueling the Engine of Innovation For startups to transform their innovative ideas into viable products or services, they often require significant financial resources. This is where financing comes in. Startups can leverage a variety of financing sources, including venture capital, angel investment, crowd funding, and government grants, to name a few. Venture capital, in particular, has played a significant role in supporting startups. Venture capitalists not only provide the necessary financial resources but also often bring in valuable industry experience, strategic guidance, and networks that can significantly aid a startup's growth trajectory. Financing is crucial in helping startups scale their operations, enhance their product offerings, and ultimately deliver their innovative solutions to a broader market. Conclusion Innovation is the lifeblood of economic growth and prosperity in the 21st century. As we've seen, startups, with their inherent risk-taking and creative problem-solving, are at the heart of this innovation ecosystem. Their ability to pivot keeps them at the cutting edge of innovation, while diverse financing options provide the resources necessary to bring their disruptive ideas to life. As we move forward, fostering an environment that supports startups, encourages pivots, and facilitates access to financing will be paramount in driving innovation and shaping a prosperous future.
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  • Guiltless To Go Podcast with Lucie Allaire - AI that helps you order smarter, eat healthier, and guiltless

    Guiltless To Go Podcast with Lucie Allaire - AI that helps you order smarter, eat healthier, and guiltless
    2023/04/19
    Guiltless to Go is a platform using AI to help a user order smarter, eat healthier, and guiltless. Lucie tells us how the team is working in the app, the platform, and already have one million restaurants and grocery stores connected to our system, now our job is to connect users to order food faster and easier, with many features, that are valuable and provide a better experience than Door Dash, Uber Eats, and even grocery apps like Instacart. The management team of Guiltless to Go is located at the EGLAVATOR and is composed by: Lucie Allaire - CEO - BS in Marketing - Health Coach Edwin Hernandez, PhD - CTO - UF PhD - 14 US Patents, AI/ML Bruno Allaire - CFO - Harvard MBA We are currently having several API providers and licensing to accommodate valuable information for a user, from calories, to nutritional information, and using AI to help the user order and stay keto, paleo, etc. https://youtu.be/4dOR1jsCYbg Transcript 00:00:24.870 --> 00:00:43.440but in the morning and afternoon you guys are listening to tech at thepodcast one the eagle of every worker at all florida and that theyhave a great guest we have a great honor to bring lucy laird to theshow hi lucy how are you hiring thank you for having me grain the newfigure one thing 00:00:43.440 --> 00:00:45.030i'm sorry about that 00:00:45.600 --> 00:00:50.790this is a lie going on for the of eight or so we have lucy a layer andmy partner yes 00:00:51.450 --> 00:01:11.520and they're very cool app platform good list to go the get less a iplatform this going to have you guys get in shape their a lucy or stayin shape or the right only gonna help you eat healthier and make iteasy for you that's the hope whoa whoa 00:01:11.520 --> 00:01:12.210does this lauren 00:01:12.870 --> 00:01:31.890order smarter a healthier and get less get less that said that youhave to order smarter because the ai how's your with the order you eathealthy because it be healthier food and get less we let's thateverything on our platform and our app will basically be the lastguilty version it conventional equivalent 00:01:32.640 --> 00:01:47.400listless a thursday where does the story lucy like how this all begana know you have gillis organic good lives grocery agree lists and thenyou have or their products in the in the how and care and wellness howdid everything a star with lucy 00:01:48.390 --> 00:02:01.920well if you really want to dissect this idea specifically guiltless togo holidays of off to what it is today actually started about threefour years ago i was asking for a big idea and 00:02:03.480 --> 00:02:23.040get less grocery actually came to me in a dream and i immediatelywrote the idea down i searched the domain tv is available i reservethe domain it was available and i just sat on this idea and i startedto brainstorming visualize that i just had no idea where to start andas you know i don't know my back 00:02:23.040 --> 00:02:33.000around his and now weight loss health and fitness for the last decadeand council a cup coaching clients through their weight loss diet hasalways been the 00:02:33.840 --> 00:02:54.000the part that people you know need help with to to to maintain theirweight the most and am i just thought how how great would it be thatthe we make that easier for them and size you know the rest is historyi need a tactical partner to help me bring this idea to fruition andhave my part 00:02:54.000 --> 00:03:08.610no her edwin hurt doctor had when hernandez to join me or by cofounderand ctl to bring this to live in how's it of how it evolved intoguiltless to go evolving bursaries and restaurants 00:03:09.120 --> 00:03:29.280being able to filter by diet types ingredients allergies calories andprice for guiltless pricing and yes oh here we are here we arebuilding the app right now hoping to launch this in the next two tothree months in the south florida area to beta test this with users onour wait lists 00:03:29.280 --> 00:03:49.
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  • TGIF for April 14th, 2023 covering EGLAVATOR, Artificial Intelligence, and MEVIAVERSE

    TGIF for April 14th, 2023 covering EGLAVATOR, Artificial Intelligence, and MEVIAVERSE
    2023/04/14
    In this episode we cover TGIF Fridays with AI and EGLAVATOR Project, here is the transcript and a summary from ChatGPT, as follows: First Summary from ChatGPT: The conversation appears to be an informal chat discussing the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and its widespread adoption across different technologies. They note that public awareness of AI has increased, and AI has become more familiar and understandable to the public, leading to its embedding in various technologies. The conversation touches on various AI-related technologies, including voice recognition, computer vision, and machine learning, with potential applications in a broad range of areas, including medicine, transportation, and entertainment. They predict that the use of voice-based user interfaces will increase, replacing traditional user interfaces. They also discuss the potential for AI to make processes more efficient and user-friendly. The conversation concludes with a comparison between the rise of AI and the craze around cryptocurrency, with AI seen as more foundational and having more practical applications. Second Summary from ChatGPT. The first paragraph discusses the importance of focusing on creating a mass-market solution in the crypto world rather than solely on technical features. The speaker mentions an AI entrance system that is functional and could be sold immediately. The second paragraph is about water management in Florida, particularly during heavy rainstorms, where excess water is pumped to different areas to prevent flooding. The speaker also mentions a tunnel being built by Elon Musk's Boring Company between Las Olas and Sunrise, and how it will not be a replacement for a bridge, but rather a new connection between the two locations. The tunnel is described as having a moving platform for cars. As you can see, at EGLA.ai, we use a voice recognition engine and we will compare it to otter.ai Otter.AI results You guys are listening to the tech TV podcast in series. In our show, we're bringing you the best and technologies, innovation, the startups, FinTech, artificial intelligence, cloud computing. And the latest and greatest in technology, or the show is brought to you by teaghlach. Communications at the EEG levator in Boca Raton, Florida.The Morning Good evening. Good afternoon, watching and listening.CDI Friday, Friday.April 14 14, right. It's like, we had all this rain. We've had it for longer than I think I got the days messed up. But yeah, so anyway, so welcome, everyone here. Hi, Dan. How are you? Hi, I'm doing better today than I have in a few weeks. Good. Okay, so we just had a little bit of an interesting chat with Dr. Amos. That's right, much. That's right. Yeah. So you guys are gonna see that too. And I'll put the link below. But yeah, so we wanted to discuss like the what's going on with all this chatter material is going on?Well, yeah, I mean, what do you think that is? Well, on everything? I do think yes, I do think that. I don't know if it's gonna change anything radically. But it's here to stay like, what's going on right now. And I'm in it. I have a deck out with Chet GPT. On the deck, I have aI on my deck. So prior to check GPT and last November 22, I think before it went live, there was no real knowledge by 95% of the public had heard about AI. What's happened is that it's not that the tech is so changed so much. Chechi Beatty, has it's that public awareness of AI has risen up very similar to what happened with Blockchain. In 2020. We saw the same thing happened with crypto, could this totally correct. So as we're in the the race of AI, I think like it will even have EGLA dot AI. So we are we're all embedded with AI that's always been around. We know, it's been around for 10 years, but people are more likely to buy because it has AI they understand it. There's personal knowledge of it. I would say, you know, one in 50 People are using chat CPT on a regular basis that we know actually probably more are go...
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