BOSS asks six technology and business experts how workers can use AI to become more productive.
: “With one click and drag, I can generate custom emails for hundreds or thousands of team members or customers.”
Neumann’s fund has invested in the company, which has created a free Slack extension that gives users “really sharp, highly effective and highly appropriate feedback”. “There’s always a lot of desktop research where you want to understand market trends, historical trends, how a certain industry is set up, whether it’s highly fragmented or consolidated,” Neumann says.
Responsible Metaverse Alliance founder Catriona Wallace also recommends Jasper.ai for business content writing, as does AirTree’s Lombard. Users can fine-tune the software’s output by uploading a written style guide or providing links to their past work.
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