Where and how are you using AI in your teams?

I'm using AI to help with automating a lot of the rote, manual work that often bogs us down (e.g. writing status updates for XFN teams, assigning out work & next steps, taking a first pass at generating content, etc.). It's been a powerful addition to our product launch process where we have created workflows with AI embedded in various stages. For example when new launch requests come in, we have AI triage the request, validate it, assign it to the right team/individual, and provide a first ...Read More

We are moving from experiments to a cohesive AI roadmap, using tools like Gemini, GPT Playground, and Claude Code, with a focus on research, dissemination via Notebook LM, and launch co-pilots to scale templated content. Our team is at different adoption levels, so knowledge sharing is key. We're programmatizing experiments into a roadmap. For research, we use AI tools to pull in actual user and buyer context quickly, avoiding slow traditional market research. Tools like Notebook LM help us prod ...Read More

The most important AI use for me is research, particularly Claude's deep research to condense weeks of learning into hours, plus Claude Code to build internal tools like ROI calculators for sales enablement. I believe human learning remains crucial for developing taste and intuition. Claude's deep research allows me to quickly become a subject matter expert, producing dense 10-page reports that replace three weeks of research. This accelerated learning helps me build strong intuition to ask smar ...Read More

We've been using AI across our marketing org, starting with Gemini for content creation and now expanding into Claude Code for vibe coding, connecting data across Slack and Google Drive to build bespoke dashboards and campaign tools, while building a scalable foundation with secure hosting, login, a shared Git repository, and analytics. We began as a Google shop with Gemini access for content and blog creation. Recently, we gave everyone Claude Code, which sparked a lot of 'vibe coding'—people b ...Read More