Terminator Insider Leslie Grandy Reveals How to Out-Think the Machines
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In this episode, Leslie Grandy - film-industry veteran turned AI thought-leader - drops straight into the studio and shows how to turn generative AI into a fearless creative partner.
She walks you through her “Creative Velocity” framework and explains why contradictory thinking is the antidote to prompt-engineering paralysis.
We unpack her days on Terminator 2, debate whether Skynet panic is overblown, and discover how AI helped her write (and sanity-check) her new book.
Expect real-world examples for entrepreneurs, product managers, and even sales teams—plus a candid chat on keeping bias in check and boosting confidence when the blank page stares back.
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