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Oct 28, 2026
Rich NassifHOST
The other thing that I find hilarious is you mentioned Facebook Messenger.
Rich NassifHOST
I remember we hired a young director of ops at Northwestern using Google Chat, which probably doesn't exist anymore.
Rich NassifHOST
He's now the head coach at a Big East program.
Rich NassifHOST
So it's funny to think back on, you know, some of these different times and how technology plays a small part in it.
Paris ChildressHOST
DMs, any one-to-one messages, I think always need to be excluded.
Paris ChildressHOST
But when there's a project space that could be, we don't use Slack, but we use Google chat, which is the Slack alternative.
Paris ChildressHOST
Alternative.
Paris ChildressHOST
Yeah.
Paris ChildressHOST
And by the way, every client is on Slack.
Paris ChildressHOST
So by default, we have to use Slack and we get into the Slack channels and spaces of the clients.
Paris ChildressHOST
But we have a project space set up in Google Chat for every project.
Paris ChildressHOST
And that's really the place where everything that is discussed in there should be People should know, I mean, this is the stuff that we really need to use this as context.
Nicole McCanceHOST
Tasks.
Nicole McCanceHOST
In Google Chat, there's a reason I tell you to use Google Chat.
Nicole McCanceHOST
You can write the task right in there, right with a due date.
Nicole McCanceHOST
So it's not in the conversation where it's getting pushed up and blown up.
Nicole McCanceHOST
Write it all down.
Nicole McCanceHOST
Clarity is kind, but also communicate it.
Nicole McCanceHOST
Send a message in Google Chat.
Nicole McCanceHOST
Follow up in the team meeting.
Sharon Horne-EllstromHOST
We'll see.
Sharon Horne-EllstromHOST
It might be Google Chat.
Sharon Horne-EllstromHOST
I digress.
Sharon Horne-EllstromHOST
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Adrienne GreenHOST
Then in Monday.com, it creates a task on every day that there is one of these special events for our HR head to post this message and this graphic in our internal chat to celebrate that person.
Adrienne GreenHOST
So now an AI agent is doing 80, 90% of the work for this task, and yet we still have that human being who's posting it in Google Chat.
Adrienne GreenHOST
And there's a few reasons why that kind of highlight where it's great for the person to be involved.
Adrienne GreenHOST
We want a person to be involved where we want their judgment or discretion.
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Harley GreenNARRATOR
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Adrienne GreenHOST
And then the other piece is that there isn't a native connector between Google Chat and Claude, funnily enough, although it can use so many other aspects of the Google workspace.
Adrienne GreenHOST
And so that would be a lot more work to actually have Claude automatically post those in Google Chat.
Dustin MoskovitzGUEST
Similarly, my co-founder at Asana, Justin Rosenstein, he joined Google at a similar time.
Dustin MoskovitzGUEST
And there he prototyped G Chat inside Gmail.
Dustin MoskovitzGUEST
So this was over ten years ago, still used by a ton of people.
Dustin MoskovitzGUEST
And then shortly after that, he went to Facebook after it had a few hundred employees and he led the hackathon project that created the like button.
Kris HagelGUEST
And we're a Google Workspace district.
Kris HagelGUEST
And so as we were looking at ways to have... our agents and our staff interact with agents what is what is a communication medium that they're used to and for us that's google chat we use google chat everywhere in our district to talk back and forth and so we decided to wire in our agents into google chat so now our staff can just go in um and when they start a new chat they can pick an app called the psd ai agent and everything behind the scenes just interacts in google workspace and so um You can see on my screen, this was one that I was doing last week.
Kris HagelGUEST
I'm the CIO of a district.
Kris HagelGUEST
I have a multimillion dollar budget that I manage.
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Kris HagelGUEST
So we are currently running OpenClaws, the harness, on top of AWS's AgentCore.
Kris HagelGUEST
So AgentCore is an environment built for agents that allow them to run in their own micro VM containers.
Kris HagelGUEST
So as a staff member goes into Google Chat and starts to have a conversation, AWS spins up a little tiny computer that the agent runs inside of.
Kris HagelGUEST
And then as it finishes its tasks, and if it sits idle for 30 minutes or more, then AWS turns it off and deletes all of the non-critical memory and data.
Adit TrivediGUEST
Which means that you can actually take off work from customers by getting the agents to do the work.
Adit TrivediGUEST
So our agents live inside Slack, Google Chat, Team, WebEx, and also your CRMs.
Adit TrivediGUEST
And we have an intelligence layer where we offer five to six agents that do a number of things to identify these accounts that are nearing a buying window, to identify events and conferences that they should be attending, to identify opportunities with movements in champions or movements within a customer account.
Adit TrivediGUEST
And then to launch these high touch experiences in the form of personalized gifting, in-person events and getting their meetings booked prior to the event starting and VIP experiences and executive dinners.
John KaneHOST
You've been talking about the transition from what you were doing in your face-to-face classes to trying to move towards a more synchronous type of conversation in an online class.
John KaneHOST
I was thinking about opportunities that I've had in classes where I moved towards using something like Slack or Gchat in a project-based class where you need the opportunity to have real-time exchanges, but also the more asynchronous dialogue as opposed to a discussion board.
John KaneHOST
It doesn't have a structure similar to a conversation at all.
John KaneHOST
Like no one talks in threads.
Dave DeVandryGUEST
If you're clocking it out of an HR app or a timekeeping app, now they have that.
Dave DeVandryGUEST
Google Chat is amazing.
Dave DeVandryGUEST
We chat between shifts.
Dave DeVandryGUEST
We chat between departments.
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