In Case You Haven’t Tried This Yet
This is week 2 of my series on AI. 
This week we do a deep dive with Kendall Bonner about the various types of AI that are out there, including many you are already using in your business. In keeping with this theme, I asked ChatGPT to give me two different versions of Welcome Notes this week.
Here’s the prompt I used and the two responses I received:
Give me a 100-150 word overview of some of the four most widely used types of AI. The four types most widely used should include voice tools that convert spoken content to text including captions, Text AI like ChatGPT, Image tools, and video. This is part of the Welcome Notes of a regular newsletter and introduces the article for this week which is on these topics. Provide me with two different versions.
Please note: The more detailed your prompts are to any type of AI, the better the responses will be.
Here’s what ChatGPT came up with: 
Version 1: Artificial intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of our lives, and it comes in different forms. Among the most widely used are voice tools, text AI, image tools, and video AI. Voice tools convert spoken content to text, which is then used to create captions for videos or to generate transcriptions of audio recordings. Text AI, such as ChatGPT, uses natural language processing to understand and respond to written messages. Image tools employ computer vision to recognize and analyze visual content, while video AI can detect and track objects and movements in videos. These AI types have numerous applications, from improving accessibility for the hearing impaired to enhancing customer service in businesses.
Version 2: AI is no longer a futuristic concept but a technology that we use on a daily basis. Voice tools, text AI, image tools, and video AI are among the most popular types of AI. Voice tools are used to convert speech to text, making it possible to add captions to videos or to generate transcripts of audio recordings. Text AI, like ChatGPT, can understand and respond to written messages using natural language processing. Image tools use computer vision to recognize and analyze visual content, while video AI can detect and track objects and movements in videos. These AI types have practical applications across a range of industries, including media, healthcare, and e-commerce, among others.
Why Realtors Who Don’t Embrace ChatGPT Will Be Left Behind: Five Key Reasons to Adopt this Technology
If you’re a realtor who hasn’t embraced the power of ChatGPT, you could be missing out on a valuable tool to grow your business. Here are five reasons why realtors who don’t embrace ChatGPT will be left behind:
- Increased Efficiency: ChatGPT can automate many tasks that would otherwise be done manually by a realtor, such as scheduling appointments or answering common questions. By using ChatGPT, you can free up time to focus on more important tasks, such as building relationships with clients.
- Improved Customer Experience: ChatGPT can provide 24/7 customer support to potential and current clients. This can lead to a more positive experience for the customer and could even lead to more referrals in the future.
- Cost Savings: By using ChatGPT to handle routine tasks, you can save on the cost of hiring additional staff. Additionally, ChatGPT can help you avoid costly errors, such as miscommunications with clients, which can result in lost business or legal fees.
- Competitive Advantage: By embracing ChatGPT, you can differentiate yourself from other realtors who may not be using this technology. This can give you a competitive advantage in the market and attract more clients to your business.
- Future-Proofing Your Business: As technology continues to evolve, it’s important to stay ahead of the curve and adopt new tools that can help you succeed. By embracing ChatGPT, you can future-proof your business and stay ahead of the competition.
In conclusion, if you’re a realtor who wants to stay competitive in today’s market, it’s important to embrace the power of ChatGPT. By doing so, you can increase efficiency, improve customer experience, save on costs, gain a competitive advantage, and future-proof your business. Don’t get left behind – start using ChatGPT today!
In case you haven’t already figured this out, the article above was written by ChatGPT in response to the prompt:
Write this as an advice article with five points on why realtors who don’t embrace ChatGPT will be left behind and provide a title.
For the next three weeks we’ll be doing a deep dive into ChatGPT technology and the exact steps to take to take advantage of this powerful tool. We will also be exploring other types of AI that are already leading to huge transformations in the real estate industry.
Do You Have a Millionaire Mindset?
The next time you’re thinking about staying late at the office rather than spending time with your family or doing something you love, you might want to rethink your decision. 
One of the most seductive traps in the real estate industry is the belief that giving up weekends, time with family, and other non-business activities is key to being successful. Thomas Stanley’s book, The Millionaire Mind, puts this myth to rest.
After an extensive study of millionaires, Stanley discovered how rather ordinary individuals achieve incredible financial success. His findings emphasize that what makes these individuals different is their tremendous focus coupled with three factors: willingness to give back to society, emphasis on family, and an extraordinary passion for what they do.
Five Reasons You Shouldn’t Post Your Birthdate on Social Media
This advice may surprise you: immediately remove your birthdate from all social media sites. Here’s why:
- Providing your birthdate can make you the target for identity theft, phishing scams, and other malicious attacks.
- Providing your birthdate makes it easier for hackers to access your financial records.
- Advertisers often use your birthdate to target you with unsolicited ads and text messages.
- Providing your birthdate can open you up to the possibility of age discrimination from employers and other service providers.
- Your birthdate is non-essential information that really has no real benefit to you and marketing efforts.
Some sites will want to know that you’re over the age of 18 or 21. If that’s the case make up a date. Unless the site is something like a medical portal, most internet providers and companies have no need to access your birthdate. They may want it to sell to other sites and market to you—don’t let them have it!
The Best Times to Email, Post, and/or Tweet
Have you ever wondered what is the best time to send out an email, to post to Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube or to tweet on Twitter?
According to well-known pollster Frank Luntz, the best time to email your message is very late at night so the recipient will pick it up before they go to work or early on Saturday. Luntz’s tracking system shows that more people open
messages on Saturday morning than at any other time.
In terms of Facebook, the current research suggests that the best times to post are during the workweek (Wednesday from noon to 1 pm, and Friday at 3 pm). On Instagram, the best time is on Wednesday at 11 am and Friday at 10-11 am.
For Twitter, the best times to tweet are generally during the workweek (Monday through Friday) and during business hours (9 am to 5 pm). Additional research suggests that the best days to tweet are Monday and Tuesday, with the highest engagement rates typically occurring around noon and at 5pm.
Try posting at these times to see if you get a higher response rate from your clients.