#187 - Throwback: Harnessing AI For Better Insights with George Whitfield of MIT and Google
In this episode of Awkward Silences, hosts Erin May and Carol Guest speak with George Whitfield, founder of Finder View and lecturer at MIT, about using AI to enhance qualitative research analysis. The conversation centers on how AI can act as a collaborative partner in synthesizing int
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