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Eugenia Chow testimonial transcript

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    Before Codex, like, if I did this, it would probably have taken me a

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    whole week to research all the women and finding the connections,

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    drafting the emails, sending out the emails or text messages, best

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    way. And now, after going through this whole process, it would

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    probably take me about two to three hours.

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    Although I'm not that savvy, so I would say maybe now four hours.

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    I didn't know anything about Codex

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    before we started, just AI in

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    general. Not knowing much about it, I guess security, confidentiality

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    of information was a big concern.

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    I knew about its powers and how

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    it can help you be more efficient and

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    more effective in your work, but

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    security was a huge concern for me.

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    I was really impressed with the

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    exercise that we did and how quickly

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    you were able to identify the U.S.

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    women's players, research all their backgrounds, their affiliations

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    with nonprofits, and find contacts.

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    And I guess, yes, I am

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    surprised about the whole LinkedIn stuff.

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    So you were able, if we gave

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    you permission to access our LinkedIn, it

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    was able to identify, like,

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    first contact, second contact, third level

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    of contact, and being able to

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    draft emails and messages for you.

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    I highly recommend working with Seth.

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    He definitely took the time to

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    kind of understand where we were

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    knowledge-wise and then tailored and customized this tutorial with us

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    to kind of guide us along and

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    show us how to navigate the system, how

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    best to use it to apply

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    to the work that we're doing.