Could AI?
Could AI?
Podcast Description
AI is more than just a buzzword. But what can artificial intelligence actually do for you?
Could AI predict when an employee is about to quit? Can AI automation handle your endless emails and texts? What about improving your dating life? And the big one: could generative AI drain creativity from humanity?
That’s what Aaron and Chase of Plumb AI are here to discuss. This isn’t just another AI podcast. It’s the AI podcast you need to make artificial intelligence work for you.
Forget the techie jargon. No lengthy tangents on machine learning or neural networks here. Just real conversations about how AI can fit into your work-life balance. You’ll hear about AI workflow automation in project management and professional development, plus how AI chat tools can help us in goal setting and productivity.
Join Aaron and Chase as they explore the practical, the possible, and the ethical puzzles AI brings to the table—all with a personal touch.
Subscribe now to discover how AI can change your everyday life, without the tech headache.
Who is Aaron Dignan?
Aaron Dignan is a transformative thinker and co-founder of Plumb AI. Before this, he founded The Ready, and published his influential book "Brave New Work”. His work continues to shape how companies think about innovation and efficiency. At Plumb AI, Aaron is driving the conversation on AI ethics and practical use, making advanced technology accessible and useful for everyone.
Who is Chase Adams?
Chase Adams is co-founder of Plumb AI, where he brings his extensive background in technology and entrepreneurship to the forefront of AI accessibility. Chase has established a successful track record in tech startups, developing user-friendly software solutions that enhance everyday productivity and decision-making. His passion for making complex tech accessible and beneficial for a non-technical audience is the cornerstone of Plumb AI’s mission.
What is Plumb AI?
Plumb is an app store for AI. Browse a library of ready-made, AI-powered workflows that can handle everyday tasks at work and at home—whether it’s creating content, analyzing meetings, or planning dinner. Just pick the flows that fit your needs and let Plumb take care of the rest.
Learn more at: https://useplumb.com/
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on practical applications of AI, such as predicting employee turnover, automating emails, and enhancing personal relationships, with episodes exploring topics like AI in project management, productivity tools, and ethical implications of technology.
Welcome to the AI Builders Club.
Yeah, it’s a podcast, but it’s also a workshop, a group chat, and your new favorite corner of the internet if you’re trying to build quality automations with AI. This isn’t a snake oil “prompts that print money” operation. It’s hands-on agentic workflows, pro tips, and real talk from two cofounders in the trenches building a new no-code automation platform.
Each week, Aaron Dignan and Chase Adams take on one real-world mess, like inbox chaos, scrambled meeting prep, or clunky client proposals, and walk through how they’d build an AI workflow to fix it. They share the tools, the thought process, the rough edges, and the “okay-but-would-this-actually-work?” moments. At the end of every episode, you’ll have a complete mental model for how to build these flows yourself. And, you’ll stay ahead of the curve with real-time insights on the rapidly evolving AI landscape.
If you’re the one who’s always trying to make things run smoother, faster, or better, you’ll feel right at home here. This is a club for the 10,000 builders who will help the next 10 million people leverage AI to the fullest.
Whether you’re consulting, freelancing, or just tinkering after hours, if you’re here, you’re already in the club.
AI Builders Club Meeting Minutes |Ep. 3: The Proposal You Meant to Write
Topic: Can AI write the pitch that actually lands the deal?
Meeting Agenda: Draft smarter, not harder.
This week, Chase and Aaron take aim at the black hole of sales time: writing personalized proposals. Tailoring a pitch to every prospect sounds great—until it eats your week and leads nowhere.
In this session, we covered:
- Why tools like Copy.ai, Regie.ai, and Hyperwrite help… but still miss the mark
- The ideal experience: select a lead → get a custom proposal in your tone and format
- Key inputs: CRM notes, lead pain points, internal goals, product info
- What it spits out: emails, decks, even video scripts that match your best offer
- The stack: GPT-4o, HubSpot APIs, prompt templates per ICP
- Why humans still matter: making the call, reading the room, sealing the deal
Club Takeaway: A good proposal makes the client feel understood. AI can get you 80% of the way—without copying last quarter’s deck.
Adjourned with: “If you’re still copying last quarter’s pitch into a new doc… maybe don’t.”
See you at the next meeting.
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