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Fran Tarkenton's New Play: Private AI
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In 1961, I was drafted by the Minnesota Vikings and I was on their first football team.
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My salary was $12,500. I worked. I worked when I was in college. I worked when I was
00:12
playing football. I started businesses back then. I've been doing this for 40 years.
00:18
And now the technology, as you know and all your listeners know, is just going crazy.
00:23
AI, AI, AI. And we've been working a great deal in the last 25 years with small business
00:30
entrepreneurs. Nobody helps them. They help the big guys. And in our deal with PipIQ,
00:41
our guys cannot afford to pay a billion dollars here and a billion dollars there to get the big
00:47
guys to help them with this new marvel. And so anyway, we've been doing small businesses
00:59
for 25 years and helping them get to a marketplace in a more cost-effective way.
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And the mission of business is to help people. The mission of business is to have products
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of services that help them do better. And now with AI in there and PipIQ, we can do that.
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We have built this ourselves. We built it in the last six to eight months. And the response
01:28
is great because we're helping small business people go compete at a better pace than they've
01:34
ever been able to do.
01:35
All right. So, Will Adams, tell us how you, with one of the greatest competitors of all time,
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are competing in this space. What does PipIQ do that ChatGPT doesn't?
01:49
Tell them, Bill.
01:49
Great question, Matt. Yeah. No, thank you for having us, Matt. No, there's absolutely a lot
01:55
of talk about AI driving productivity. And the fact is, many small businesses, to Fran's point,
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aren't seeing those benefits right now. They're stuck in the noise, unclear goals, still digitizing
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a lot of business practices, traditional limited tech. And one of the things a lot of people aren't
02:12
talking about, employees feel unprepared and sometimes really fearing what AI really means
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to them and their future. So PipIQ, we're changing that. We're giving small businesses a private
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intelligent platform built for simplicity, security, and real productivity. So we're focusing on the
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business fundamentals like operations and administration, customer service, communications,
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reporting, and the things that can really provide those meaningful returns in a fast and productive
02:44
way for these businesses. And here's the alarming thing, Matt. Nearly 80% of employees are using AI
02:51
in the workplace. And nearly half of them have admitted, and this was a KPMG study, nearly half of
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them admitted to copying and pasting sensitive company information into unsecured public, you know,
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chatbots. So like a chat GPT, like you mentioned. So think about the compliance, the security risk that are
03:12
being exposed, you know, as we speak right now to all those business listeners that are tuning into the
03:16
program right now. So we're tackling that head on with PipIQ, providing that secure workspace for teams
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where companies can take their documents, their files, their reports, put that into a secure archive
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within their own siloed secure instance to provide those trustworthy insights, not hallucinations.
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And then that data itself is protected at every single stage and all within compliance with those
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critical standards of HIPAA, GDPR, SOC 2 certification. So in a nutshell, we want to provide,
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you know, those small businesses a way to adopt AI that simplifies their operations, provides those
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returns and, you know, boost productivity for small business America. Hey, Fran, NFL obviously is not a
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small business. It's big business in America, but each team surely wants to keep its own data private
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as well. Have you talked to any NFL franchises that that might want to use PipIQ?
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I've talked to some. Of course, I'm close to the people that own the Minnesota Vikings. They're in
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New York. They're great owners. And but we haven't gone there yet and exposed it to them. We will
04:32
because we're out in the marketplace now. We've launched our product about two or three weeks ago
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and we're having great success. And I want to see that success before I go talking to my guys in
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the NFL. What about using AI, though, Fran? Do you do the coaches or the commentators already use AI
04:55
in the NFL? And can that technology help them? If they're if they're using it, I'm not aware of it,
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but I haven't asked either. But I don't think they're using a lot of AI. Big businesses that
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have billions of dollars to put in the AI. They're they're they're they're they're the mainstream
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that's pushing it. I don't think it's gotten down to the NFL or professional basketball or baseball
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or the small business people. And that's why we're in that marketplace. And we will make the NFL know
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what we're doing and see how it could help them. Will, what do you think about a customer base?
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Who are you aiming this at? Do you have prospects already that you're talking to? And how quickly
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will they be able to show a return on investment with PipIQ? Great question. Yes, we're we're really
05:44
focused in that that small business vertical. So we believe in that, you know, 50 to 250 employee range.
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If you're looking at it from an employee size, also looking at industries that are very conscientious
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around either on the productivity side or on the compliance side. So industries that are going to
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be regulated or licensed professionals. So looking at insurance, legal, accounting, things of that
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nature where, you know, the protection of client data is, you know, of utmost importance and paramount.
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So looking at it from that nature, in terms of return on on investment, just just received
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a fabulous note yesterday from a one of our very first clients, actually, in the senior living space
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that that put put this into production. They have about 300 different field representatives that are
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out out in the market servicing their clients. And they put their all of their training programming,
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all of their best practices, all of their service service requirements, all inside of this inside of
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PipIQ. And just in a matter of three weeks, they've seen about an 80 percent reduction in management
07:02
interventions out in the field because their field reps are able to go into PipIQ and get that
07:09
immediate best practice driven one source of truth information to go ahead and intervene in those
07:15
customer service situations instead of having to go and ask Tom, ask Mary, what is the best practice
07:21
in this situation? They can go straight, straight to the source.
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