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But again,

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that is not 100 % professional.

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Correct.

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So I want to be empowered.

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I want to make a tool for any communication.

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Next day morning,

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I want to make a summary of these things that you missed out or

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these are the things that you need to 1,

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2, 3, 4 priority.

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That will not happen,

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sir.

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I think youth,

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everybody is flooded with so many things.

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And opportunity will not knock again for anyone.

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We have to be prepared when it knocks the door.

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In that type of general use case,

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there are a lot of people who are involved in

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this case. Absolutely sir.

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So, got the question.

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Sir, my life is a mess because of so many channels

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of communication.

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So,

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let's start with the first one,

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which is, let's say,

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meetings. Online meetings.

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Online meetings,

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he could use a simple tool called as Granola.

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Granola.

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Granola.

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Or Fireflies AI.

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Is it similar to Read .ai?

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Yes, it's similar to Read .ai or Otter AI.

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Granola is an advantage for people who do a lot of WhatsApp calls.

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So,

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if WhatsApp calls is going to be a computer or a desktop app,

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Granola can take meeting notes of that

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also.

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That is one advantage.

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Okay,

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that is one.

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Second,

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for physical meetings,

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I don't want to talk about you.

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Or Plod,

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the physical device.

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Or India's startup.

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Quick shout out.

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Good guys,

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good kids trying to build.

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Something called as Neosapien.

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Oh yeah,

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winner. So my promoter is calling.

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100%.

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Neosapien.

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Okay.

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NeoCPN.xyz, it is a physical hardware, you have a necklace.

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Yes, correct.

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The Elant version has just released.

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It's a very international brand.

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But I've tested this,

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it's pretty good as well.

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Which is called Neosapien.

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I wanted one anyways.

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Neosapien is a physical device.

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So people know you're getting it recorded.

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Which is important.

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Which is very important.

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End of the day,

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it'll give you...

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a summary of everything and no questions could I wrote you last 30 days that is

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Neo sapien for physical meetings right next you're using

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gmail slack and stuff now the big question how

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will I bring all this information to a single platform

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So, Granola.

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Granola key,

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it has something called as MCP.

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Model,

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Context,

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Protocol.

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Right?

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Now,

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using MCP and using,

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let's say, NA10,

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NA1090 tool,

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you can fetch all the information from every single meeting of Granola

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that's happening every single day.

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Same,

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Neosapien has an API.

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While API,

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You can pull all the information into a single platform using something

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like N8N again.

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Next is,

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this is a little technical.

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This is called Google Workspace CLI.

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It's a GitHub repo.

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Workspace CLI can connect with N8N agent.

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Gmail,

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Calendar,

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anything of Google services,

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it can pull information from.

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This is a workspace here.

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It's very,

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very easily.

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It's very simple actually.

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There are a lot of technical things,

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but it's quite simple.

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What do you think of the day?

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There's information,

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Gmail,

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Calendar,

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anything Google services.

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Google and ecosystem.

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Anywhere you want.

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So we got it.

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We got Gmail covered.

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We got...

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Calendar.

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Calendar.

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I mean, all your meetings covered,

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physical or online.

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Next is Slack.

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Slack has a lot of Slack bots.

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Which summarizes everything that happened on Slack.

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Now coming to Gmail.

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For Gmail also,

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basically,

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you can use Cloud.

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Cloud has something called as MCP.

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So here, you can go to connectors directly and

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add connectors.

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For example,

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Gmail.

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You just search for Gmail,

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it's there.

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You just add this and connect your Gmail.

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In the same way,

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make Slack the summary.

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If you use connectors,

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again,

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add connectors,

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you go to Slack.

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And you can add it.

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In the same way,

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I can also connect Granula.

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Oh,

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nice.

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Granula is a connector.

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Oh,

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nice.

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There you go.

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There is also a granola.

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Right?

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There is also a Neosapien API.

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So,

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if you use Neosapien API,

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you can convert it to MCP.

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How to convert an API into an MCP server.

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Once that is done,

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you can connect it here also.

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All you

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can do is,

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you can come here and just say,

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check my Gmail,

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check my Slack,

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check my meeting assistance and tell me what happened in the last 24 hours.

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It will give

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you a summary.

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Because we have connectors,

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which is the Slack connector.

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Every day once this

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runs, use the Slack connector to post this message into

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my DM.

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So Slack message will be posted directly to Claude.

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Okay, nice.

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Now, the only thing that is not automatable is WhatsApp.

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And the reason is very simple.

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Because WhatsApps are end -to -end encrypted.

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So,

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they cannot break that encryption.

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As a result,

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Meta doesn't allow.

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In fact, Meta AI.

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Ninna,

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very powerful AI model,

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Dropchester.

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Even that Meta AI of Meta cannot

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read your messages.

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It doesn't have access.

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Does that mean it will not happen?

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I have a way to make that happen also.

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Okay. It's risky.

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But what I would do is,

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I will go to connectors and I

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will search for Chrome.

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When you install Chrome,

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what is it?

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24 hours open on the laptop.

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24 hours,

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there you are.

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That's it.

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She's thinking like a...

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Like an orchestrator.

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So,

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I have my WhatsApp open.

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Right?

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And it just keeps scrolling.

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Every 24 hours,

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I will, now that it has access to my Chrome,

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prompt in this.

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But for WhatsApp,

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open my Chrome,

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scroll through all the 24 -hour messages and give me a summary

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of that.

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So, would it open message,

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Kuda? Once it has access to the browser,

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It will be able to do anything I want.

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And now, Instagram is just scrolling.

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We don't have to go to every individual.

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You can do whatever you want.

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Oh, crazy.

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You can click the controls on your mouse.

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You can click the mouse on the disk.

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You can do it.

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So,

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what is the risk element here?

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The risk is you're giving your WhatsApp.

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You last 24 hours on now.

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It is not smart.

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So,

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it will end up opening a message that you don't want to open.

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Okay.

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So I can just

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say,

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use my browser via Chrome

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MCP and check the

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WhatsApp messages in

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the last 60 minutes and

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give me a summary.

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Don't reply to any message.

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Okay.

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Yeah.

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Let's see.

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Let's see.

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I've not tried it either.

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By the way,

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just saying,

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I have done something like this using my open

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clock, using my Jerry.

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It didn't listen to what I said.

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It didn't listen?

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I mean, it didn't listen to...

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I wanted my Jerry to work from WhatsApp via

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sockets.

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So,

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I'm going to set up.

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It is supposed to respond only to me.

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When I set up at night,

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it was replying to me,

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it was all working.

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Every day,

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I don't have 100 messages.

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I don't

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have 100 messages. Usually, I wake up with 50 -60 people messaging me in the morning.

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If I don't have 100 messages,

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I reply.

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Hey, do you want to,

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are you available on Wednesday for a talk?

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And the calendar says,

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yes, I'm available,

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I can,

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this,

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that, I'm going to reply.

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WhatsApp, group messages,

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everyone who was messaging,

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good morning,

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I'm replying,

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good morning.

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Have a great day.

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Some brands

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had reached out.

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Hey,

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like, what is the thing?

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It made up a budget.

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You have to pay $25 ,000 for this.

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Let me know if you're interested.

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I'm going to reply this.

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And it's

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not Jerry's mistake.

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Then I started to read about it.

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The reason why it's happening is Jerry is not able to understand.

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It was only supposed

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to reply to me.

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If you still want to use that risky technology today,

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I can still give Jerry access to the WhatsApp.

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Now, the idea that I got as we were talking about this is,

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that means it

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can read messages,

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which is OpenClock.

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OpenClock and read messages.

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So, what if I connect my WhatsApp to an OpenClock

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instance?

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And strongly recommend it not to reply to any messages.

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And your only job is to read

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the messages.

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Every

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time a message is coming,

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read it and store it.

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Read it and store it.

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And also tag it.

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You can do whatever you want.

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Read it,

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store it,

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tag it, whatever you want.

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And every three hours send me a summary.

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So it can do it.

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But don't come and tell me if it ends up replying or something.

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Because the technology is too early,

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so I don't want to even say this in Japan.

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So that people know it is possible.

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Got it.

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It opened my WhatsApp right now.

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I said last 60 minutes.

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Let us see

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what it is doing.

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I can't see anything though.

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It's trying to figure out.

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The first thing that it's doing is it's trying to figure out what is in the messages.

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Right?

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How to navigate it.

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Once it figures out,

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and I navigate shell A &T,

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second time it becomes fast.

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High level summary.

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Nice.

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Key takeaways.

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Looks like family event or puja is happening with photos and congratulatory

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messages.

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Crazy.

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So you can do it if you want to.

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Nice.

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The question is,

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do you want to?

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Do you want to take that risk?

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Okay.

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This is okay.

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It's not so much,

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but yeah, he's right.

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These connectors are on it.

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Of course,

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they have ProPlan.

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What amount is it?

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ProPlan is not.

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No,

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if you want to use connectors to the full extent,

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you need Max Plan.

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Max Plan.

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$200.

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But logic,

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I mean, overall what I tried to do today or what I tried to show you is everything

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that he's saying is possible using connectors.

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Simplest way to do it.

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Except for WhatsApp.

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WhatsApp could get a little technical.

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But except for WhatsApp everything is possible.

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I hope Mr.

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Prasad finds this answer helpful.

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Hopefully,

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yeah. Yes.

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Dr.

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Hai. Hello,

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auntie. How are you?

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I'm great.

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How are you?

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Absolutely,

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absolutely fine.

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How was your leg?

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All good.

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But yeah, doctor,

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as we discussed,

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over to you.

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We want your problem statements.

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Anyway, you wanted us to actually discuss about and maybe solutions

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about it.

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So, yeah,

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over to you.

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Firstly, hi Andy.

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My name is Dr.

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Viranchi.

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I am a psychiatrist.

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And when we practice in psychiatrists,

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one issue that we usually find is that

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after a consultation,

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after 2 -3 days,

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our patients call.

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It's very urgent and we call the doctor.

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So,

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urgent,

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emergency.

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Usually, what is an

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emergency?

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It is

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one urgency which they talk about.

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If there are any issues,

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there are any issues.

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So,

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if there are any issues,

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then there are calls.

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We call them at night.

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Sir,

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we have friends, and we have both done it.

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We are already doing medicine,

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so we have to take care of it.

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So,

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if there are queries,

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we might miss

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out on something very important.

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And,

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you know,

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we feel very bad.

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So,

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is there a possibility,

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they can't say

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everything to the call center.

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So,

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is there the way we can use AI where

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probably they can type in their complaints?

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And A,

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I can prioritize.

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If the doctor said,

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okay,

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this is not that important.

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My second question is,

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We spoke about digital addiction,

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screen addiction,

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social media addiction.

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And social media addiction is a lot of people.

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Depressions,

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anxieties are a lot of people.

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Is there a possibility that as a social

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media behaviour,

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These were my two issue points that

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we are facing in today's world.

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Got it,

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Doctor.

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Right, so thanks for doing what you're doing.

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I got your problems and I think I can think of a couple of things

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that can be done which can solve your problem.

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We're going to explore that and you'll probably see that in the video when it goes out.

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Thank you,

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Doctor. Thank you very much.

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When I was a patient,

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I would say the

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doctor's voice is the most soothing and the most

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comforting.

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So now I have a voice cloning technology.

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I have a clone of this voice.

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I have a clone of this voice.

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I have a clone of this voice agent.

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I have a clone of this voice agent and I have a clone of this voice agent.

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I have a clone of this voice agent and I have a clone

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of this voice agent.

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If our voice agents don't have the capability,

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we will hand

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it off to a human.

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There is a call transfer.

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And the voice AI agent will call

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the human.

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So, if you have 10 calls,

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one call is an emergency series where the patient

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is self -harm.

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If you detect that call,

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the doctor will call.

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So,

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if you have a few calls,

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it will be an emergency call.

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If you have a tablet,

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you have a tablet,

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you have a tablet,

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you have a tablet.

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I have to filter it.

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Okay,

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what do you think?

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It's a good starting approach but I feel to

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solve a problem like this,

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it's not just about

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getting a reply.

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Usually then if we build this chatbot,

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difference ain't it from a chat GPT.

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For 90 % of those people who are not serious.

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When non -serious people first call non -serious

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overture, second call non -serious overture,

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the fifth call of that non -serious person could be a serious call.

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And if it's getting generic advice every single time,

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Then the person may be calling.

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While AI agent,

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the voice agent ability is a very smart thing.

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I have two things to this voice agent or retail

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without code.

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You can build a full flow.

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If it detects something is off at

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