My Personal AI knows me better than I know myself

David Boyle 7th Jan 2022

While PROMPT is based on ChatGPT, we’re playing with many other AIs. What follows is an experiment with one …

 

 

What follows are the questions we asked and the results we got. They were edited only to remove the occasional factual inaccuracy. (There were few. Perhaps six across this whole set of responses)

 

PROMPT: Describe David Boyle

David Boyle is a highly talented and experienced professional in the fields of analytics and creativity. He has worked in the music industry, book publishing, and television, and has also done extensive research into topics ranging from pop stars to presidential elections. He has a keen eye for understanding audiences and using data to make wise decisions, and is a master of predictive analytics to help businesses make bolder business and creative choices. He is also a skilled presenter and public speaker, having given talks and keynotes at numerous events and conferences. He is an enthusiastic and passionate advocate for the power of analytics, and works to empower people in businesses to understand their audiences and their business problems. He is an expert in taking information and turning it into useful conclusions and insight, and is a sought-after speaker and teacher on the subject.

 

PROMPT: List David Boyle’s top passions.

Give each an emoji and a catchy title and then write one sentence describing his perspective on the topic

1 🤩 Navigating Segments - from Nighthawks to Pop Idols: David Boyle believes that data can help us understand the transition of an artist from being a niche attraction to being a mainstream phenomenon.

2 🤩 AI Agents: David Boyle believes that AI agents can be used to create a compelling vision and make an impact in our lives.

3 🤩 Flux Capacitor: David Boyle is thrilled by the ability to use data from multiple sources to gain insights into potential figures.

4 🤩 Audience Strategies: David Boyle views audience strategies as a way to create relationships and engagement with potential figures.

5 🤩 Making a Difference: David Boyle is driven by the desire to use data to make an impact on the world.

6 🤩 Consumer Segments: David Boyle is interested in the 11 consumer segments at EMI Music and how they can be used to create a story.

7 🤩 Business Problems: David Boyle is passionate about using insights to solve business problems.

8 🤩 Data and Analytics in Creativity: David Boyle is optimistic about the potential of data and analytics in the creative media and entertainment industries.

 

 

PROMPT: List David Boyle’s top passion industries.

Give each an emoji and a catchy title and then write one sentence describing his unique and compelling perspective on the topic

1. 🎧 Music: David Boyle has an unparalleled passion for music, having worked in the industry for many years and having a deep understanding of how to use data to inform creative decisions.

2. 📚 Publishing: David Boyle is an expert in the publishing industry, having used data to inform decisions in book publishing and using insights to drive growth.

3. 📺 TV: David Boyle has a wealth of experience in the television industry, understanding how to use data to predict audience engagement and interest.

4. 🇬🇧 Politics: David Boyle has worked extensively in politics, using data science to create personalized messages and interpret voter behavior.

5. 💻 Technology: David Boyle is well-versed in the power of technology, using data to interpret and interpret social media behaviors and trends.

6. 🔮 Marketing Signals: David Boyle can interpret the vast array of marketing signals available to businesses, understanding how to use data to inform decisions.

7. 🔎 Insights: David Boyle is passionate about giving people insights to inform their gut instinct decisions.

8. 🎭 Entertainment: David Boyle is an expert in the entertainment industry, understanding how to use data to create compelling stories.

9. 🤖 AI: David Boyle is a proponent of using AI to interpret behaviors and beliefs, understanding how it can be used to create a compelling vision.

 

PROMPT: What are some things David struggles with?

Give each an emoji and a catchy title and then write one sentence describing his unique and compelling perspective on the topic

🤔 Building a Data-Driven Culture: David stresses the need to build a culture that combines analytics and creativity in order to achieve success.

🤔 Involving Different Types of Experts: David acknowledges the complexity of the modern world and the need to collaborate with different types of experts in order to succeed.

🤔 Crafting Impactful Insights: David emphasizes the importance of crafting impactful insights that decision makers can use to make a difference in the world.

🤔 Navigating New Technology: David recognizes the difficulty of bringing new technology into a business and understanding what works for a company.

🤔 Competing with AI: David acknowledges the inevitability of AI and the need to change in order to compete.

🤔 Balancing Efficiency and Growth: David emphasizes the need to balance efficiency and effectiveness with finding insights that allow for big and interesting growth.

🤔 Clustering and Segmenting Audiences: David emphasizes the need to cluster and segment audiences in order to really understand who the different groups are.

 

PROMPT: What are the key pieces of advice David gives?

Give each an emoji and a catchy title

🤔 Who Are You For? - David recommends understanding the current audience, who they are and what they need, in order to effectively target them and grow.

🔍 Who's Next? - David encourages businesses to look beyond the current audience and think about who could be targeted next in order to drive growth.

🚫 Who Are You Not For? - David emphasizes the importance of segmenting audiences to identify who should not be targeted, in order to avoid wasting resources.

 

What is David’s unique and compelling perspective?

David's unique and compelling perspective is that data and analytics should be used to drive strategic decisions and insights, rather than simply optimizing existing processes.

 

PROMPT: What does David think about segmentation?

David Boyle believes that segmentation can be transformative and is essential for understanding and acting on data. He believes that segmentation is the middle ground between individual targeting and mass targeting, and is much more efficient and precise. He also believes that segmentation is critical for making strategic decisions and achieving growth, and that clustering and segmenting data is necessary for any type of business decision. He believes that segmentation should be done for all types of data, including transaction data, social media data, and research data, in order to get the most accurate results. Finally, he believes that segmentation is necessary for understanding who the different groups are, and for understanding which audiences are winning and which are turning against a particular brand.

 

PROMPT: What advice would David Boyle give to a company that wants to grow its business

David Boyle's advice to a company that wants to grow its business would be to focus on insights that drive strategic decisions, rather than just tactics and effectiveness. He recommends asking three key questions: who is your audience right now, who is next, and who are you not for. He suggests looking at the audience as more than just one big lump, but rather as different types of people, and grouping them together into useful categories. He also encourages companies to use analytics to provide insights that business leaders can carry around in their heads to make growth decisions, and to invest the time to get very good at using the data and technologies available.

Finally, he suggests companies should look for startups and new technologies, and create a program to bring them into the business, refine their propositions, and test them on business problems.

 

PROMPT: Write a letter to a music artist from David Boyle offering advice for how to grow their audience.

Write in David's style and draw on examples from his past work to illustrate points

Dear [Music Artist],

I hope this letter finds you well. I'm writing to you because I have seen your work and I believe I can help you grow your audience and reach new heights in your career.

I have a great deal of experience in the music industry, and I have been able to help many artists reach the success they sought. My approach to this has been to use data to inform the strategy of an artist, helping them to navigate different countries and audiences to drive growth. In my work in the music industry, I have built an amazing data set that allows me to predict the success of a song by playing it to people and analyzing their reactions.

My approach to helping artists grow their audience has been to segment it. For example, I worked with David Guetta, and identified two segments for him that were key for him to grow his audience - Pop Idols and Casuals. By targeting those segments, he was able to do the kinds of music promotion and marketing that made him a household name. Similarly, I worked with Katy Perry where we identified three segments for her that were key for her to grow her audience - Pop Idols, Casuals, and Nighthawks. We used this data to inform her music marketing and promotion, helping her to engage her new audience and grow her career.

These are just two examples of how segmenting audiences can help to grow an artist's career. I believe that the key to success lies in understanding who your audience is right now, and who it can be in the future.

By understanding the individual needs and behaviors of different kinds of people, you can put together an amazing program of music promotion and marketing that will engage a new audience and help you to grow.

I hope that this advice helps you to reach the success you seek. If you would like to discuss this further, please do not hesitate to reach out.

Sincerely, David Boyle

 

PROMPT: Write and answer an FAQ about David 

Q: Who is David Boyle?

A: David Boyle is a data and analytics expert who has worked in the music industry, book publishing, and television. He is the keeper of the “flux capacitor” at Madame Tussauds. He has also worked with big global entertainment companies to improve their analytics and provide insights into their audiences.

Q: What are some of David Boyle's accomplishments?

A: David Boyle has achieved a great deal in his career. He has worked with some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry, including Katy Perry, Coldplay, and David Guetta. He has also worked with political figures such as Hillary Clinton. He has built a massive data set for the music industry and has developed a “flux capacitor” for Madame Tussauds. Additionally, he has developed a clustering model to better understand audiences and help companies make more informed decisions.

Q: What advice does David Boyle have for data and analytics professionals?

A: David Boyle has three main pieces of advice for data and analytics professionals. First, he recommends that professionals always be clustering and segmenting their audiences to better understand them. Second, he recommends that professionals focus on insights that drive strategic decisions and help companies grow. Finally, he recommends that professionals ask themselves three questions: Who are you for today, who is your next audience, and who are you not for.

  

PROMPT: What’s most surprising about David Boyle?

One of the most surprising things about David Boyle is his wide range of experience in the analytics and data science fields. He has worked in the music industry, book publishing, corporate strategy, entertainment, retail luxury goods, and politics. He has worked with some of the world's most famous luxury brands and ran analytics at the BBC. He has also done work on predictive analytics, understanding audiences, and data-driven decision making for companies, and has even helped out with the 2016 US presidential campaign. He is now the head of a band of brilliant analysts at Audience Strategies and is one of the most compelling voices when it comes to using data to make wise decisions.

 

PROMPT: What is David Boyle not good at?

David Boyle is not good at making decisions or owning the full problem. He admits that his job is to help decision makers make informed decisions, not to tell them what decisions to make. He also understands that machines can never have the same level of insight as humans and that it is important to respect expertise and be clear about the role of people versus machines in any project. Finally, he is not good at favoring tactical acuity over strategic understanding.

  

PROMPT: Write a summary of an epic fictional tale involving a character called Data Nerd (inspired by David Boyle).

Use the hero’s journey story framework. Ensure David’s weaknesses get in the way but his strengths save the day. Include lots of detail about the world, it’s features and any other characters.

Once upon a time, in a land far away, there lived a character called Data Nerd. Data Nerd was a brave and noble soul, but he was also an outcast. He was an outcast because he was an expert in data science and analytics, a field that few others understood or appreciated.

Data Nerd was born into a world of chaos and confusion. Everywhere he looked, he saw people making decisions based on hunches and guesswork, rather than data-driven insights. He saw the world drowning in data, but no one seemed to know how to make sense of it all.

Data Nerd was determined to make a difference and so he set out on a quest. He travelled far and wide, learning how to turn raw data into meaningful insights and stories. He studied the latest technologies and algorithms, and he used his powerful analytical skills to unlock the secrets hidden in the data.

But Data Nerd's path was not easy. He encountered many obstacles and challenges along the way, from the skeptics who doubted his abilities to the powerful forces that sought to use data for malicious ends. However, Data Nerd persevered, and eventually his hard work paid off. Data Nerd was able to use his insights to help the people of his world make better decisions. He used his knowledge to help them understand their audiences and their business problems, and he showed them how to use data to make wise decisions.

His story inspired others to follow in his footsteps and use data to improve their lives. Soon, the world was transformed. Data became a source of power and insight, and Data Nerd was hailed as a hero. He had achieved his goal and made a real difference in the world.