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Ben Gold: Should universities embrace ChatGPT?

By admin on October 5, 2023

Our next guest is Ben Gold. Ben spent 20 years in technology, in which the last five were dedicated to an AI-driven enterprise solution analyzing conversations. He has authored the book “How to find your next job with ChatGPT, A Guide for Everyone.” and conducts webinars and coaching sessions for job seekers. Ben believes that AI isn’t just the future; it’s now. With job markets evolving, it is important for you, as current or future job seekers, to translate the complexity of AI into actionable strategies. Ben can demystify AI, turning it into a robust tool for your career growth. Whether you’re an entry-level candidate or a seasoned professional, his AI-driven strategies are tailored to your unique path.

In episode 399 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out what lessons Ben learned by being the Legendary Arcade Champion with world records in Stargate, Millipede and Q*bert during his video-game career, why he decided to go to American University in Washington DC, why he’s focused on Artificial Intelligence, whether universities should embrace ChatGPT, how college students can evaluate their best career path using AI, what you can learn from the social media profiles of hiring managers, what students should pay attention to on their LinkedIn profile, what makes a great cover letter, and how to make your resume stand out. Enjoy!

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3q56mv6pzB4

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Thomas Helfrich: How can students foster an innovative culture in their student organization?

By admin on August 11, 2023

Thomas is the author of the “Never Been Promoted” book series and host of the “Never Been Promoted” podcast, a platform where he delves into the entrepreneur journey, discussing the process of unraveling, liberating, and igniting the entrepreneurial spirit. Thomas has earned the nickname “AI Nerd,” hosting the AI Nerd YouTube channel, where he showcases his deep fascination with and understanding of AI systems. Thomas’ professional path, which spans over two decades, includes consultancy, advisory roles, and entrepreneurship. Among the notable highlights of his career is Thomas’ tenure as the Chief Innovation Officer for a billion-dollar US-based service company.

In episode 381 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out why Thomas chose Indiana University in Bloomington, how AI transformed the marketing landscape, what is Thomas’ advice to college students who want to sell their own product or service after graduation, how can college student leaders foster an innovative culture in their student organization, how students can leverage intelligent automation to streamline their processes and improve productivity, what are the challenges faced by the CEO of a start-up organization, what are some tips on creating engaging content for different social media platforms, and what Thomas predicts will happen in the future of AI over the next 4 years. Enjoy!

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M55AUaIDt8I

Rebecca Murtagh: How will college students and their careers be impacted by Artificial Intelligence?

By admin on January 18, 2022

Our next guest is Rebecca Murtagh, a highly-respected futurist, entrepreneur, international speaker, coach, and consultant with decades of experience working with C-Suite executives, startups, entrepreneurs and large established brands across many industries from Silicon Valley and Fortune 500, to Main Street U.S.A., Rebecca is passionate about helping humans leverage Human AI and the Genius Within to innovate faster, turn goals and dreams into REALITY.

In episode 209 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out if humans are going to be house pets to robots (should humans be worried?), how college students and their careers will be impacted by Artificial Intelligence, how come we’ve heard so little about AI, how we can future-proof our careers and businesses, how we can protect our human freedoms, how college students can achieve their goals faster with AI, how college students can adapt their marketing messages to appeal to virtual audiences in a post-pandemic world, what small changes students can make to their organizational websites to get more leads and more new students to join, and how we can make better videos that convert – getting students interested. Enjoy!

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYqcfYn2glg