AI · George B. Thomas
Repeat, Don't Invent: Making AI Sound Like You
Make AI repeat you instead of inventing you.
When AI has no real words to pull from, it fills the gap with plausible ones. George learned that the hard way: a writing agent invented a client story, and a batch of story cards came back full of quotes he'd never said. Borrowing Nicolas Cole's idea of approved language, he shows the library that keeps AI honest, and the one rule for anything it can't trace back to him.
Who should be in the room
Founders, thought leaders and marketers who publish with AI under their own name.
You'll walk away with
- Why to mine raw transcripts, never AI meeting summaries, when you want your real voice back
- A story bank built one story per file, with a short menu and a confidential flag for client stories
- A positions list (claims, rejects and gaps) plus a marker that flags any opinion you haven't stated
- George's check before anything ships: "Your output article should never be more certain than the source"
Formats: Keynote · Workshop · Virtual
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