Chatting GPT
Chatting GPT
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Maryrose Lyons, officially a ‘Top Voice in Artificial Intelligence’, is your digital whisperer in the AI jungle! With over 20 years of experience and a knack for demystifying AI, she's turning professionals into power users. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The podcast encompasses themes like AI ethics, emotional intelligence in technology, and AI's role in various industries such as healthcare and creative arts. Specific episodes include discussions on making AI more human with Marie Toft, and the future of work with Dr. Lollie Mancey, providing listeners with actionable insights and diverse perspectives on artificial intelligence's implications and applications.

Real conversations with the humans making AI work. Maryrose Lyons speaks to AI directors, founders, and strategists who’ve moved beyond pilots to real transformation. No theory, no hype – just the insights you need to navigate AI transformation in your own organisation.
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Breffni Greene spent 10 years as a practicing architect at Henry J Lyons before spotting ChatGPT on screens across the studio—line managers had no idea their teams were using it. Shadow AI was rampant. Rather than crack down, he convinced leadership to create a new role: Head of AI and Design Innovation. The taboo was real—colleagues worried AI would erase their writing skills and creative thinking. But once people found their hook, everything changed. The managing director discovered new prompting techniques. Junior staff transformed messy interview transcripts into publishable narratives using 11 Labs. Report writing shifted from painful compliance to creative storytelling. Since December, they’ve processed 500 million tokens at 0.17 cents per message using OmniChat’s multi-model platform.
Breffni’s 2035 vision? Sitting with his moleskin and pen, drawing architecture, knowing the mundane work is handled—proof humans didn’t lose to machines.
Show Notes
Guest: Breffni Greene, Head of AI and Design Innovation, Henry J Lyons Architects
Key Topics:
[03:09] Shadow AI discovery – ChatGPT on screens across the studio, line managers unaware, the catalyst for Breffni’s role.
[04:28] Breaking the taboo – AI was genuinely taboo in architecture. Concerns about losing writing skills and creative language.
[04:55] Individual wins matter – Even the managing director discovers new techniques. People must find how AI fits their own work.
[06:22] The book project – 11 Labs identified voices in messy transcripts, enabling authentic conversational narratives with proper citations.
[09:13] Transcription workflows – Talking through building concepts naturally, then structuring compliance documentation while preserving creative passion.
[24:18] 500 million tokens at 0.17 cents – Massive volume, minimal cost using multi-model strategy via OmniChat platform.
[24:41] Meet Henry – Firm-specific AI persona. GPT-4o for strategy, Claude Sonnet for analysis, Gemini Flash for documents.
[26:27] 2035 vision – Moleskin and pen in beautiful urban space, knowing mundane work is handled. Humans still create value.
Key Takeaways:
- Shadow AI signals appetite, not a problem to eliminate
- Cultural change requires individual wins, not platform rollouts
- Multi-model strategies improve cost efficiency dramatically
- Authentic voice matters more when AI generates generic content
Connect: LinkedIn – Breffni Greene
Replay from 2025.. Breffni’s cultural transformation blueprint remains essential.
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