Grammar Girl here. I'm Inion Fogarty, and today I'm here with Samantha Enslin from Dragonfly

Editorial. And you may remember her either from a few months ago when she was on talking about how

she and her husband recently took over their hometown newspaper, but even more likely because she's

been a contributor to the Grammar Girl podcast for so long. I can't even remember how long,

definitely more than a decade. And recently, I attended one of the best AI webinars I've ever

attended that Samantha put on for her clients at Dragonfly

editorial. It was like the best client transparency event I've ever been to. And I just wanted

all of you today to hear about it. So Samantha Inslin, welcome back to the Grammar Girl podcast.

Oh, thank you so much,

Mignon. And that is a wonderful introduction. It's so funny to me that you say that that was one of the best AI webinars you ever went to because I specifically, when we were thinking of it,

I specifically was like, we don't know what best practices is in using AI are.

And we're just, we're trying stuff. So let's just get together with our customers and tell

them what we're trying and how it's working and what we're playing with and what we see,

you know, might be coming in the future. And also be honest about concerns that we still have.

So I'm glad that it resonated and you

weren't like, why are these people telling us about stuff they don't even know?

Well, no, it was just incredibly clear. Here's what we're using it for. Here's what we aren't.

Here's some problems. So first, what is Dragonfly editorial? Oh, sure. Well, that's a great question. So Dragonfly is a

creative agency. I started Dragonfly editorial back in 2005, I think. And I was coming out of a

corporate job and moving into back to doing freelance editing. And at that time, I really had no grand visions other than I had a baby.

I had another one on the way.

I was like, I need to go back to doing freelance editing.

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