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Isabella Williamson - Tyde AI
"AI is meant to augment existing workflows rather than replace people."
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Welcome to The Comms Dart podcast, your go-to source for the latest information and stories about the technological power shifts shaping communications, media and the world around us.
Today’s guest is Isabella Williamson of Tyde AI, a consultancy that helps businesses integrate Generative AI to enhance their operations.
Isabella has led Generative AI projects for agencies and in-house communications and marketing teams, assisting decision-makers in creating strategies, optimising workflows, developing AI training programmes, and managing risk.
She has provided AI training to notable organisations such as Mubadala and Edelman and has spoken about the impact of AI on business operations at events like GITEX and Seamless.
Before founding Tyde.AI, Isabella led Emerging Technologies for a UAE-based government advisory firm, focusing on the application of these technologies to strategic communications.
In this podcast, we cover:
00:00 The transition from communications to AI consultancy
03:30 Divided views on AI impact; hype persists
09:04 AI integration in business processes: challenges and benefits
10:23 AI can automate information logging for efficiency
14:26 Focusing on problems before seeking solutions
16:43 Domain experts with AI enthusiasm excel
20:42 AI poses a threat to content agencies
24:34 ChatGPT isn't the only generative AI option
27:59 Involving HR and nontechnical people in AI projects
32:59 Third-party tools raise ethical and security concerns
34:23 Challenges in the ethical use of AI tools
40:15 Specialised AI tools becoming more prevalent and affordable
41:35 Companies will seek AI-empowered comms professionals
47:01 Efficiently learn about AI from experts
48:38 Seeking specialist AI input is better than figuring out alone