The Impact of AI on Knowledge Workers

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Workers, especially knowledge workers, need to be mindful that everything they do on their laptops is being monitored and analyzed. This shift in trust is not being discussed enough. There is a belief that AI will not replace people, but rather those who utilize AI will replace those who do not. Technology has always been a tool for people to achieve greater things.

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Today’s show:

Grammarly CEO Rahul Roy-Chowdhury joins Jason to discuss his journey to CEO (15:28), Grammarly’s product features (26:20), AI integrations (32:28), and much more!

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(0:00) Grammarly CEO Rahul Roy-Chowdhury joins Jason

(4:19) Rahul's start in tech and his time on the Google Chrome team.

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(10:24) The Chrome team and Chrome OS

(15:28) Journey to Grammarly CEO

(19:29) Exploring applications and platforms for Grammarly

(25:05) LinkSquares - The go-to for all your legal needs, learn more at https://linksquares.com/twist

(26:20) The product roadmap and what draws people into Grammarly

(35:04) Grammarly's business and enterprise offerings

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(38:53) Product Features: Knowledge Share and Grammarly Goals