SXSW Special Episode Part 1

03/12/24 • 57 min

In this special episode of AI Powered by People, Sarah and Chad, are recording is Austin during SXSW. This episode features interviews with Sam Hornsby of Triptk, a global brand transformation firm, and Ellie Jamen of WScripted, an AI startup revolutionizing script and book review processes for the entertainment industry. Sam discusses the importance of brand values and consumer insights in shaping brand strategies, while Ellie talks about how AI can expedite content review, enabling producers and executives to discover new talent more efficiently. Sarah also interviews SXSW participants on the street to understand which AI would reign supreme in a street fight. Enjoy!

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