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TD Insurance just built an AI assistant trained entirely on content they already had. No new systems. No massive overhaul. Just existing knowledge, made instantly accessible. --- You're not alone i
TD Insurance just built an AI assistant trained entirely on content they already had.
No new systems. No massive overhaul. Just existing knowledge, made instantly accessible.
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You're not alone if you've got a subscription collecting dust. Most AI tools fail the same way — bought for the buzz, not for a specific problem. That's not on you. That's bad advice dressed up as innovation.
Here's what TD's rollout quietly proves: the best first AI win isn't ambitious. It's narrow. They didn't try to automate everything. They picked one repetitive task — answering the same insurance questions over and over — and solved just that.
That's the model worth copying. Not the flashy enterprise overhaul. The boring, specific, repeatable problem your team answers fourteen times a day.
Every business has one. FAQs. Booking requests. Product recommendations. Intake forms. Something your team handles manually that follows a predictable pattern every single time.
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Start there. Identify the one question your team answers most. That's your AI brief. That's your 30-day win.
No coding. No consultants. No ripping anything apart.
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What's the one repetitive task your team handles that you wish could run on autopilot?
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... AI and is trained on existing website content. It currently supports inquiries on Home, Auto, and Small Business Insurance, and other general ...
