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Marisa Trevino
AI Conversation Designer and Chatalyst Creator
Marisa Trevino is a book author and multifaceted professional with over 20 years of experience in new media.1 She is currently self-employed as a book author and based in Rowlett, TX.2
Professional Background
Marisa Trevino is known for her diverse skill set and experiences:
- Founder of Cause@lytics: She established this organization and is credited with creating the term.1
- AI Enthusiast: She has a keen interest in artificial intelligence.1
- Storyteller: Trevino describes herself as a passionate storyteller.1
- Journalist: She has a background in journalism, focusing on social justice issues.4
- Playwright: In addition to her other pursuits, Trevino is an award-winning playwright.3
Recent Developments
Trevino's career has evolved over time. She has transitioned from being a journalist focused on social justice issues to learning how to create and work with artificial intelligence.4 This shift demonstrates her adaptability and interest in emerging technologies.
Personal Life
Marisa Trevino resides with her family in the greater Dallas Metroplex area.3 Her LinkedIn profile username is marisa-trevino-2824bb4, as mentioned in the query.
Trevino's diverse background in journalism, storytelling, and technology, combined with her current focus on book authorship and AI, paints a picture of a versatile professional who continues to adapt and evolve in the rapidly changing media and technology landscape.
Highlights
As someone who has lived her journalistic life trying to be as inclusive as possible, it frustrated the heck out of me that too many seniors/elders thought they either weren't "smart enough" or "tech-savvy" enough to use ChatGPT. Going forward, I could see how big a problem that could be given the Baby Boomer stats in the US. So, decided to write a little e-book explaining that you may need to be a computer scientist to build a ChatGPT, and any other LLM, but you didn't have to be one to use it!
I've created a Senior-centric e-book showing what can be done with ChatGPT, how to do it and how to benefit from it.
If the seniors in your lives haven't started using ChatGPT, maybe get this e-book for them - By the way, a lot of seniors do have kindles or tablet readers — and help jumpstart their interest in AI.
Thanks, Marisa
Shattering Senior Stereotypes: Empowering Elders with a Simple Start to Learning ChatGPT Dallas, TX —Too often people 60 and over are either ignored by tech marketers or poked fun at by the media or younger family members when it comes to learning and using new tech. But a new guide breaks down the usual barriers seniors feel when adopting new tech and takes readers from tech trepidation to digital empowerment “I wrote this book for my peers who’ve heard about ChatGPT but think it’s beyond their skills or need for it,” says author Marisa Treviño. “In this book, I not only show how using ChatGPT is useful to Baby Boomers but also how to ‘talk’ to it to get the results they’re looking for.”
Key Highlights of the Book: Tailored Content for Seniors: The book breaks down technical jargon into easy-to-understand language, making AI technology approachable for seniors. Practical Guides & Exercises: Readers are guided through interactive exercises and real-life applications, showing how ChatGPT can enhance daily life, from simplifying tasks to sparking creativity. Safety and Ethics in AI: With a focus on responsible usage, the book addresses concerns around privacy, security, and ethical implications, ensuring readers are well-informed.
Alongside the book's launch, a companion Facebook group has been created to accompany readers on their tech journey.
AMAZON: https://lnkd.in/gKtx4evN FACEBOOK: https://lnkd.in/gEnNfurm Pricing: $5.99
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