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Regular Guy, Real AI

Meet Ken Lawler, a regular guy on a journey to discover all of what the emerging AI market has to offer for small business owners and entrepreneurs!

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  1. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    Regular Guy, Real AI - Episode 18 - What On-Device AI Means For You (opens the original)

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    AI does not always live in a distant data center. More phones, computers, watches, and other personal devices are beginning to run parts of the AI workload locally. But what does on-device AI actually mean, and how can you tell whether a feature is local, cloud-based, or a mixture of both? In Episode 18 of Regular Guy, Real AI, Ken Lawler explains why the location of AI processing matters for speed, internet dependence, privacy, and everyday usefulness. Ellen Walkenhorst covers recent on-device

  2. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    Regular Guy, Real AI - Episode 17 - Home Sweet Algorithm (opens the original)

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    AI is moving into the real estate journey, from conversational home search to automated property estimates and agent workflows. Episode 17 of Regular Guy, Real AI explains where the technology is helping, where it can mislead, and how regular people can use it without handing over the final decision. Ellen Walkenhorst covers a Bank of America survey on AI use in homebuying research, new conversational search tools from Zillow, Realtor.com, and Redfin, and an industry survey showing that agents v

  3. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    Regular Guy, Real AI - Episode 16 - Let AI Organize Your Digital Junk Drawer (opens the original)

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    Your Downloads folder is overflowing, your notes are scattered, and your inbox has become a storage unit. Episode 16 of Regular Guy, Real AI shows how to use AI to create order without giving a tool complete access to your digital life. Ellen Walkenhorst covers three developments behind the shift toward AI that works across apps and files: ChatGPT Work, GPT-5.6, and Microsoft Copilot Cowork. Jim Kinder explains connectors in plain English, including the difference between letting AI read informa

  4. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    Regular Guy, Real AI - Episode 15 - Stop Typing: Talk To Your AI (opens the original)

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    Stop treating voice AI like a novelty. This episode shows how to use live AI conversation to organize a decision, rehearse an important moment, and learn a new topic without staring at a blank prompt box. Ellen Walkenhorst covers OpenAI's rollout of GPT-Live, an ElevenLabs case study on AI meeting transcription, and SynthID watermarking for synthetic audio. Jim Kinder explains full-duplex voice AI with a simple walkie-talkie-versus-phone-call analogy. Then Ken Lawler leads three practical voice-

  5. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    Regular Guy, Real AI - Episode 14 - America's AI Moment 2025 (opens the original)

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    America turns 250, and Episode 14 of Regular Guy, Real AI shows how families can use AI to make the Fourth of July more organized, personal, and meaningful. Ellen Walkenhorst explores three ways AI can support the holiday weekend: helping plan a gathering, making American history easier to explore with children, and organizing local celebration options. Jim Kinder explains generative AI creativity and how a good prompt can help regular people move past the blank page. Then Ken Lawler leads three

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