Millennial Minds: Naming Navigation

12/19/23 • 25 min

Mike Carr interviews millennial NameStormers Megan and Ashley about naming in the AI era. They emphasize millennials' insight into current culture and social engagement with challenges involving educating on outdated trends. Insights include context's importance, AI's supportive role, and the joy of client satisfaction. They affirm that while AI aids, human creativity remains vital in naming.

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Naming in an AI Age - Millennial Minds: Naming Navigation

Transcript

Mike Carr (00:05):

Hello everyone for another session, engaging and exciting about n=Naming in the AI Age. This one's going to be a little different. I get to ask the questions this time of two of our millennial namrs, and they're going to give you some off the cuff or hopefully interest