AI Advisory

Think about the last time you asked people how something went. Maybe you organized a family outing. Maybe you delivered a project for a customer. You heard a few compliments, a detailed complaint, and several versions of "everything was fine." Then you had to decide what to change. Today, we're building an AI Feedback Analyzer: a simple way to organize what people tell you, check which problems actually repeat, and choose one im...

Imagine you're dropping off laundry while traveling in Mexico. You want cold water, no dryer, and a price before you agree. You know a little Spanish, but you're worried about accidentally saying something different.

Now imagine you run a small cleaning business. A potential customer messages you in Spanish. You can do the work, but you struggle to explain what your service includes.

Both situations need the same thing: accurate co...

You need to print a return label, but the printer refuses to cooperate. You restart it. You restart your laptop. You search for an answer, open six tabs, and somehow end up considering a new printer.

Now picture the business version. A potential customer says your booking button doesn't work. You change the button text, check your calendar, and wonder whether your entire website needs rebuilding.

Both situations benefit from a disc...

Most people reach for AI only after they already understand the problem. But real problems arrive as a confusing charge, a vague customer complaint, or a missed deadline with three competing explanations. The hard part isn't solving the problem — it's figuring out what kind of problem you have, what information matters, and what to do first. That's triage, and it's one of the highest-leverage things you can hand an AI right n...

Suspicious messages are getting harder to spot — fake delivery texts, bank warnings, vendor emails announcing a new bank account. This episode shows you how to build an AI scam screen: a repeatable workflow that turns any AI chatbot into a structured suspicion engine. You will get the exact prompts to extract a sender's claims, pressure tactics, and identity gaps, generate competing explanations instead of a single verdict, a...

Most people use AI to understand things. Far fewer use it to decide things. In this episode I show you how to stop rereading dense policies, contracts, and handbooks — and instead convert them into a working AI Decision Tree. We cover the personal version (airline baggage rules, warranties, benefits handbooks) and the small-business version (contracts, RFPs, vendor agreements, marketplace requirements), plus a six-step workfl...

Your landlord sends a renewed lease. A client returns your proposal with "a couple small edits." Your insurance carrier mails a renewal that looks identical to last year's. Most people skim, shrug, and sign — and the expensive changes are almost never the obvious ones.

In this episode I show you how to build an AI Change Detector: give AI the old version and the new version, and instruct it not to summarize but to find every ...

Welcome to AI Advisory — where we break down how artificial intelligence is reshaping the way we work, think, and live. I'm David Peterson, and this show is presented by DMP Enterprise LLC. In each episode, we go beyond the headlines to explore practical ways you can use AI — whether that's in your business, your career, or your everyday life. If you want to understand what's changing, what actually matters, and how to ...

Today, I want to show you a simple AI workflow that can save you an enormous amount of time, both personally and professionally. And it addresses a problem almost everyone has: You have information scattered everywhere, but when you actually need something, you can't find it. Maybe it's a screenshot on your phone. Maybe it's a PDF buried in your downloads folder. Maybe it's a note you wrote six months ago....

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Today, I want to tackle one of the least glamorous productivity problems that quietly costs people enormous amounts of time and opportunity. Following up. You have a conversation with someone, and they say they'll send you something. You say you'll get back to them. Someone asks you to check on something. A contractor gives you a quote. A potential customer says, "Reach out to me next week." A friend says, "Let's get together somet...

Today, I want to show you a simple AI workflow that can solve a surprisingly expensive problem. It's not about generating content. It's not about automating your email. It's not about asking AI to make a decision for you. It's about something much more basic: Remembering why you made the decisions you made. Think about how often you revisit decisions. You choose a software subscription, and six months later you wonder why you bough...

Most decisions that stall you aren't hard because the answer is hidden — they're hard because six factors are competing in your head at once. In this episode I show you how to build an AI decision matrix: a structured way to hand AI the job of comparing options instead of asking it to pick for you. We walk through a personal example (choosing between three laptops), a founder example (picking a CRM with weighted criteria), th...

Most people walk into important conversations and simply react to whatever the other person says. That is backwards. In this episode of AI Advisory, David Peterson shows you how to build a five-minute AI conversation brief before any important conversation — a contractor meeting, a sales call, a vendor negotiation — so you walk in knowing exactly what you need to learn. The core shift: stop asking AI "what should I say?...