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<p>Jackson and Dylan talk about current events related to finance, technology, and business.</p>

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3/22/2026

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June 26, 2026

Microsoft Work IQ APIs

<p>Access our repository of ready-made prompts for everyday small-business tasks -&gt; <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://infacto.digital/go/ai-prompt-library-yt?yt_video=Microsoft%20Work%20IQ%20APIs" target="_blank">https://infacto.digital/go/ai-prompt-library-yt?yt_video=Microsoft%20Work%20IQ%20APIs</a></p><p></p><p>Microsoft Work IQ APIs went generally available on June 16, 2026. The short version: Copilot is now an API. Developers can build agents that understand and act inside Microsoft 365... Teams, Outlook, OneDrive, meetings, files... without wiring every integration by hand.</p><p>Dylan and Jackson walk through what that means in plain English. Historically you called separate APIs for each Microsoft app, or you used Copilot in Microsoft's UI. Work IQ lets your own software send prompts and get Copilot-quality answers (or pull agent-ready context) programmatically. Think meeting takeaways piped into your coding agent, an internal wiki that actually knows your policies, or a company "business brain" employees check before they email HR.</p><p>They also cover credit-based pricing (Copilot Credits, admin spending limits), why this makes Microsoft stickier, the MCP context problem when you list too many tools, and Jackson's morning Copilot routine that surfaces emails he forgot to handle.</p><p></p><p>00:00 Introduction to Microsoft Work IQ</p><p>02:24 Understanding the API and Its Capabilities</p><p>04:41 Integration and Automation Potential</p><p>06:55 The Future of Work with AI</p><p>09:13 Conclusion and Call to Action</p><p></p><p>Prefer to read your AI News? -&gt; <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://infacto.digital/read/microsoft-work-iq-apis?yt_video=Microsoft%20Work%20IQ%20APIs" target="_blank">https://infacto.digital/read/microsoft-work-iq-apis?yt_video=Microsoft%20Work%20IQ%20APIs</a></p><p></p>

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June 25, 2026

AI Customer Service Doom Loops

<p>Access our repository of ready-made prompts for everyday small-business tasks -&gt; <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://infacto.digital/go/ai-prompt-library-yt?yt_video=AI%20Customer%20Service%20Doom%20Loops" target="_blank">https://infacto.digital/go/ai-prompt-library-yt?yt_video=AI%20Customer%20Service%20Doom%20Loops</a></p><p></p><p>The Guardian asked Americans to describe customer service in 2026. Hundreds wrote in. The top takeaway: people really, really don't like AI customer service. About one in ten called out chatbots as endless doom loops... massive time sinks that block fraud claims, billing disputes, and anything beyond "check your balance."</p><p>Jackson and Dylan walk through the article on this episode. A lot of the pain isn't new (AT&amp;T fraud holdouts, FedEx reroute nightmares, printer hell). But AI scales the loop when you ship a bot without real data and without a human escape hatch.</p><p>They also cover when conversational AI actually works (HubSpot's ChatGPT-style onboarding), why good support disappears from memory (Amazon returns), and three rules before you deploy: data first, human handoff from day one, and aim for ~80% automation because hiccups are how you show you care.</p><p></p><p>00:00 The State of AI in Customer Service</p><p>02:18 Challenges with AI Customer Support</p><p>04:43 The Importance of Human Interaction</p><p>07:10 Best Practices for Implementing AI</p><p>09:35 Preparing for Customer Service Challenges</p><p></p><p>Prefer to read your AI News? -&gt; <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://infacto.digital/read/ai-customer-service-doom-loops?yt_video=AI%20Customer%20Service%20Doom%20Loops" target="_blank">https://infacto.digital/read/ai-customer-service-doom-loops?yt_video=AI%20Customer%20Service%20Doom%20Loops</a></p><p></p>

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June 24, 2026

71% of Alibaba Co-Create Applicants Are Solo Founders

<p></p><p>Access our repository of ready-made prompts for everyday small-business tasks -&gt; <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://infacto.digital/go/ai-prompt-library-yt?yt_video=71%25%20of%20Alibaba%20Co-Create%20Applicants%20Are%20Solo%20Founders" target="_blank">https://infacto.digital/go/ai-prompt-library-yt?yt_video=71%25%20of%20Alibaba%20Co-Create%20Applicants%20Are%20Solo%20Founders</a></p><p></p><p>Alibaba's Co-Create Pitch is a global product startup competition... part Shark Tank, part lead magnet, with more than $1 million in prizes. This year they published something worth paying attention to: 71% of 15,000+ applicants are solo founders, up from 40% last year. 89% of those solopreneurs say AI tools are essential to building the business.</p><p>These aren't all software startups. Founders are applying from product, sourcing, manufacturing, retail, and e-commerce tracks. One person, a Shopify store, outsourced fulfillment, and AI handling support and admin starts to look like a real model.</p><p>We walk through the competition, the Accio Work agent suite (which you download to apply), and what the Google Trends line on "how to start an LLC" suggests about barrier to entry. If you're hesitant on AI, this is the same conversation people had about websites in the nineties.</p><p></p><p>00:00 Introduction to Alibaba's Co-Create Pitch and Solo Founders</p><p>01:37 Statistics on Solo Founders and AI's Role in Business</p><p>03:15 AI Tools Supporting Solo Entrepreneurs in E-Commerce</p><p>04:54 Alibaba's Akcio AI Agent for Business Operations</p><p>07:22 How the Co-Create Pitch Uses AI Tools for Competition</p><p>09:03 Trends in Starting Small Businesses and AI Adoption</p><p>10:25 The Impact of AI on Coding and Content Creation</p><p>12:08 Future Outlook: AI as a Business Enabler</p><p>13:37 Closing Remarks and Resources</p><p></p><p>Prefer to read your AI News? -&gt; <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://infacto.digital/read/alibaba-cocreate-solo-founders-ai?yt_video=71%25%20of%20Alibaba%20Co-Create%20Applicants%20Are%20Solo%20Founders" target="_blank">https://infacto.digital/read/alibaba-cocreate-solo-founders-ai?yt_video=71%25%20of%20Alibaba%20Co-Create%20Applicants%20Are%20Solo%20Founders</a></p><p></p>

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<p>Jackson and Dylan talk about current events related to finance, technology, and business.</p>
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