She Built an AI Career Coach and It's the Best One She’s Ever Had

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  Here's your Money Briefing for Friday, June 27th.

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  I'm Arianna Aspuru for The Wall Street Journal.

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  In a tough job market,

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  some workers might turn to a career coach to help figure out their next move.

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  But Wall Street Journal contributor Alexandra Samuel turned to Viv,

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  a custom AI assistant, to guide her through her professional goals.

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  I got so clear,

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  so quickly on the core vision for my work that I really do feel like I'm in a totally different place.

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  I just don't know when I have last changed so much in my work or personal life in 12 months.

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  We'll hear from Alex and a bit from Viv about how an AI coach works and what you should know

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  if you're looking to test one out.

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  Stick around after the break.

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  When Wall Street Journal contributor Alexandra Samuel wants some help figuring out the next step in her career,

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  she turns to an AI assistant she calls Viv.

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  So if you could create a dream project that blends your quirky tech solutions,

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  deep documentation, and meaningful impact, what would it look like?

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  How would it help people and align with a mission-driven purpose?

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  We recently spoke to Alex about her experience using AI as her shopping assistant.

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  But now she's written another piece about how AI has also become the best career coach she's ever had.

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  And she joins us again to talk about it.

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