Scott Litman - AI-Powered Knowledge Management Assistants

04/28/22 • 40 min

The conversation this week is with Scott Litman. Scott is a serial entrepreneur with multiple exits under his belt and someone whom I highly respect and appreciate for what he has done for the technology community here in the Twin Cities. Currently, he is the co-founder, managing partner, and CRO at Lucy.ai. Lucy is an AI-powered knowledge management platform. You see combed through more data in a minute that an entire team could sift through in a year, unlocking, democratizing, and making it instantly accessible to those who need it. Lucy has earned significant recognition and is being adopted by many of the world's biggest ad agencies and Fortune 1000s. Scott also gives back by being on the board of multiple organizations and a co-founder of the Minnesota Cup. The Minnesota Cup is an annual competition that seeks to support and accelerate the development of the best breakthrough ideas from across Minnesota. They are looking for the next generation and the next entrepreneurial success story in our state. More information on the Minnesota cup can be found at mncup.org. Finally, this is a little bit of a blast from the past. But I'd like to tell people that Scott was one of my first bosses after getting out of college. He absolutely had an impact on me at that young age on how to build a technology business through solid culture and leadership.

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04/28/22 • 40 min

Conversations on Applied AI - Scott Litman - AI-Powered Knowledge Management Assistants

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Scott Litman 0:00

We're seeing use cases around employee engagement. You know, what do you do when somebody joins a team and they're net new? It's their first time in the company. And there are literally millions and pages of content that existed before they showed up. How are they going to get find out anything? Employee engagement becomes interesting. Similarly, things that are disruptive events like mergers and acquisitions, corporate restructurings, so we start to see Lucy playing a

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