Telborg

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Telborg is an innovative tool designed to accelerate and enhance the quality of climate and energy research and writing. By tapping into comprehensive databases from governmental, international institutions, and corporate publications, Telborg generates high-quality drafts on a variety of climate-related topics quickly. It's aimed at professionals in sectors like green tech investment, energy policymaking, renewable energy consultancy, and more. Equipped with the latest GPT-3.5-Turbo and GPT-4-Turbo, the tool offers precise answers, preparation for meetings via voice assistance, and community-driven solutions. Telborg offers a free trial and a simple pricing model for individual users, with plans providing increased document storage and support.

How Telborg can help you:

Generates high-quality research drafts on climate topics promptly.
Provides data-driven answers for client deliverables and discussion.
Helps to stay updated with the latest developments in energy storage.
Offers meeting preparation support through a voice assistant.

Why choose Telborg:

Access to advanced AI models GPT-3.5-Turbo and GPT-4-Turbo.
Capability of uploading documents for tailored responses.
Prioritized support and ongoing feature enhancements.
Access to a highly selective database ensuring accurate information.

Who should choose Telborg:

Green Tech Investors
Energy Policymakers
Renewable Energy Consultants
EV Battery Manufacturers
Infrastructure Advisors
Climate Tech Companies

About Telborg

Website

https://telborg.com

Release Date

February 2024

Pricing

Freemium

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"The SmartHome+ app uses AI and real-time insights to help individuals and families automate daily routines, easily view their energy usage and manage new and existing connected devices all from a single interface. Knowledge is power, and SmartEnergy makes it simple for our customers to turn that knowledge into real savings and energy efficiency." Looking ahead, TELUS will be connecting even more smart devices to the SmartHome+ app, including EV chargers and home solar, so that customers can unlock additional savings and manage all of their home automation, security and Internet services right from their fingertips. TELUS is also working with Canadian utilities to support grid demand response programs, which is critical during extreme cold or hot weather that drives up demand and can result in unplanned shortages or outages. To further benefit the environment, TELUS is planting four trees per year on behalf of each SmartEnergy subscriber. Over the past two decades, TELUS has planted 12.7 million trees and counting, and is committed to restoring our forests now, and for future generations. The service is now available to all Canadians outside of Quebec, where SmartEnergy is expected to launch in the near future. Canadians don't need to be an existing TELUS customer to sign-up for SmartEnergy. Subscribe today for just $12 per month, plus for a limited time, new subscribers can receive a smart thermostat and two smart plugs for a one-time charge of $25, which represents more than $250 in savings. For more information about SmartEnergy and to subscribe, visit telus.com/smartenergy. About TELUS TELUS TTU is a dynamic, world-leading communications technology company with more than $20 billion in annual revenue and over 19 million customer connections spanning wireless, data, IP, voice, television, entertainment, video, and security. Our social purpose is to leverage our global-leading technology and compassion to drive social change and enable remarkable human outcomes. Our longstanding commitment to putting our customers first fuels every aspect of our business, making us a distinct leader in customer service excellence and loyalty. The numerous, sustained accolades TELUS has earned over the years from independent, industry-leading network insight firms showcase the strength and speed of TELUS' global-leading networks, reinforcing our commitment to provide Canadians with access to superior technology that connects us to the people, resources and information that make our lives better. 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In the past couple of weeks, we had witnessed a team with much more expertise than us in event planning continually disrespect our needs and hold themselves to an incredibly low standard of accountability. It was now 11:30 p.m., and I was yet again ruminating on someone else's missed deadline that I had spent my weekend working around. "OK..." I started typing back to her. "I'll work on it." I put my phone down and opened my computer back up. On my screen was an artificial intelligence-powered productivity tool called goblin.tools that I'd just been using to develop an extremely low-maintenance dinner plan for the week. Maybe it could help me write a less rude email too. I'm neurodivergent, AuDHD to be exact. This means that I have autism spectrum disorder and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder concurrently. My brain desires routine and spontaneity at all times. (Read: constantly combating myself and in a steady relationship with burnout.) Thinking of meals on the spot is an executive functioning task that exhausts me -- not out of laziness, but in response to my brain's ability to juggle life and a daily lifestyle. I had never used any other part of goblin.tools before. Created by Bram De Buyser, a freelance software engineer, the AI tool is a "collection of small, simple, single-task tools designed to help neurodivergent people with tasks they find overwhelming or difficult." Like writing emails. It's currently free and without paywalls (except in China) and available everywhere in the world. I find the user experience easy to navigate -- just don't expect to be visually stimulated. (For more AI reviews, news, tips and explainers, check out CNET's AI Atlas resource page.) Goblin.tools' categories, which include Formalizer, Magic ToDo, Judge, Estimator and Compiler overwhelmed me -- specifically because they're labeled vaguely instead of literally -- so I hadn't known what else existed on the site. But at that moment, my emotions were incredibly overwhelmed, which translated into me utilizing my mouse's clicker to quell the buzzing feeling zipping through my body and pulling me into a frenzied state. This is how I ended up navigating to the "Formalizer" tab. I landed on a page with a subheader that read, "Turn the spicy thoughts into classy ones, or vice versa." Underneath it, I clicked into a drop-down menu with a rotating list of uses for converting language. I skimmed over the first couple on the list, scanning for what would best suit what I needed. "More professional." "More polite." "Less snarky." Next to it, a button with three chili pepper emojis opened to a "spiciness level," which allows you to choose how strongly you want your language to come across. I would normally spend hours trying to read into my own emails, then read into them from someone else's point of view and continue to rearrange syntax until my message felt more conversational to the receiver. 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These are in no particular order, but let's start with five that I think are particularly interesting or noteworthy: Zapier Zapier is an integration tool, which means it helps other tools and applications talk to each other and work collaboratively. For example, it can be used to automatically log information from sources like call logs, emails, or chat transcripts and used to create to-do cards in project management tools like Trello, calendar events, or update records in CRM software like SalesForce or Hubspot. This can save users huge amounts of time that would be spent copying and updating records across different platforms. It also reduces the chances of human error. Zapier has now integrated generative AI chatbots that make this process as simple as telling them what you want it to do. It will automatically find the right connectors and triggers, and pull out insights from real-time business data, This makes it simple for anyone to build AI workflows involving multiple applications and data sources. Otter.ai In recent years, Otter has emerged as one of the leading AI-powered meeting assistants. It can automatically create transcripts of conversations that can be organized and searched, as well as extract insights and action items. It integrates with popular messaging and meeting apps like Zoom and Teams and can generate email summaries and send them out to relevant people while keeping track of any follow-ups that are needed. One of the things that set it apart is its high level of user-friendliness, meaning that even colleagues who are nervous about trying out new tools should be able to start making use of its AI features very quickly. Trello Millions of people use project management tools to keep track of ongoing work or measure progress toward goals, and Trello is one of the most popular. Like many industry standard tools, it's recently been powered up with the inclusion of generative AI features, in this case provided by the Atlassian Intelligence engine. This streamlines the process of creating new cards by generating content and automated summaries, as well as even suggesting improvements for grammar or clarity when communicating your ideas. Atlassian Intelligence is only available to premium and enterprise Trello users at the moment but may be integrated into the free version in the future. Zoom With AI Companion Zoom established itself as an everyday tool during the COVID-19 pandemic, helping many companies carry on with business (almost) as usual. Many more of us discovered it was also a great way to keep in touch with family and friendship groups. More recently, it, too, has received a generative AI makeover thanks to the addition of Workplace Companion. With this, users with a paid-for subscription can create automated summaries of calls and virtual meetings, along with follow-ups, assignments and action points. This eliminates the need to take notes and other manual administrative actions during meetings and lets attendees focus on the discussion at hand. BeeDone BeeDone takes a different approach to many of the productivity apps here by gamifying the process of task management. It does this by breaking complex tasks down into simple steps and then awarding points for completing them. It's a fun idea that adds a new spin on the numerous "smart" to-do lists, task managers and time trackers that are available. BeeDone learns users' habits and fine-tunes its ability to optimize processes and even includes "productivity tournaments" where users can compete against each other to see who can become the most efficient! There are many more tools that let anyone put generative AI to work to streamline routine workday tasks; here are some more of the best that I've come across: Asana Automate project management and workflow tasks and manage calendars. Avoma This AI meeting assistant transcribes meetings but also provides coaching insights to help users improve their communication and engagement skills. Beautiful Transform ideas into fully realized slides and presentations with automated design features. Clara Clara is an AI assistant that aims to act as a virtual employee, scheduling meetings, communicating between attendees and adding details to your calendar once they've been established. ClickUp Generative AI-driven workplace productivity suite with project management, time tracking, whiteboarding, agendas and other features. Clockwise Time-management tool that can automate scheduling to help teams make more efficient use of their time. Decktopus Generate slide decks and presentations from natural language prompts. Duet Another Google service, this one, is built into Workspace to provide a collaborative assistant for productivity tasks. EmailTree Email management and customer service platform with features like automatic reply suggestions, multilingual support, team management, CRM, sentiment analysis, and automation. Fireflies Transcribe, summarize and search voice conversations. Gamma Automates the creation of presentations and various types of documents with the help of generative AI. Mailbutler Integrates with common email applications to provide tools that automate composing, summarizing and responding to emails. AI-powered workspace that manages tasks as well as offers functions like document summarization and content creation. Reclaim AI-powered calendar management and time tracking. Sanebox AI-powered email management that analyzes incoming mail, sorts it into relevant folders and generates reminders and auto-responses. Tome Leverage AI storytelling to create compelling decks and presentations using GPT-4o technology.

Forbes

Tue, 16 Jul, 6:00 AM UTC

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