season 6

Transforming Visual Content with AI-Powered Image Editing

Welcome back to Elevated, the podcast dedicated to helping you build a better Kitchen & Bath design business. Today, we’re exploring the world of AI-powered image editing and how it’s revolutionizing the way we create and share visual content. There was a time, not all that long ago, when image editing required a specific, expensive…

AI Deskilling: Embracing the Shift and Unleashing Creativity

Welcome back to Elevated, and our continuing conversation about the practical everyday use of AI for Kitchen & Bath design businesses. In this episode, we’re getting into a controversial topic: AI deskilling. But don’t panic, because we’re going to explore why it’s not as dire as it may sound, and how it can actually lead…

AI for Meeting Notes: From Distracted to Fully Present in Client Meetings

Key Takeaways About AI for Meeting Notes What Does this Mean for Designers Right Now? Kitchen and bath designers face a fundamental challenge in every client meeting: how do you simultaneously be the creative lead, actively listen to uncover client needs, and take comprehensive notes to keep everyone aligned? As any experienced designer knows, each…

Understanding AI Limitations: Navigating Bias, Privacy, and Reliability in Your Business

As we explore the expanding world of Artificial Intelligence, it’s vital to acknowledge that while AI opens up a realm of possibilities, it also comes with its own set of AI limitations and challenges. Today, we get into some critical considerations to keep in mind to leverage AI both responsibly and effectively in your Kitchen…

AI as Your Business’s New Search Engine: Moving Beyond Google for Efficient Information Retrieval

This season, we’ll be alternating episodes between learning about AI’s potential in the Kitchen & Bath design businesses and taking concrete steps to harness that potential. Today, let’s get into a practical first step: how to begin using AI in your daily business operations. You might already be familiar with letting Gmail or Outlook whip…