Experimenting with AI writing in Microsoft Co-Pilot.

…In particular Zipline and Drones. I’ve been listening to a lot of YouTube videos and the drone company, Zipline, has been making its way into my playlists with the incredible work they are doing in Africa with blood delivery. After I threw their name into my Twitter, or X, profile search history, I see I shared an article about them back in April of 2019… on Mavrik’s birthday!

So, I asked Microsoft Co-Pilot:

“writw me a blog postr on drone delivey and the company zipline” … Phrased just like that. Spelling errors and all. This is what “it” returned,

I can help you with writing a blog post on drone delivery and the company Zipline. Here is a possible outline for your post:

I hope this outline helps you with your blog post. If you need more assistance, please let me know. 😊

Wow!

So that’s what my everyday companion returned from a basic chat? What If I ask “it” to compose an article using the outline I was provided. I headed over to the compose tab and entered the outline. This is the Blog post it returned in its entirety:

Drone delivery is a revolutionary way of transporting goods and services using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). It has the potential to transform the future of logistics and e-commerce by offering faster, cheaper, greener, and more convenient delivery options. However, drone delivery also faces many challenges, such as regulatory hurdles, safety risks, and public acceptance. In this blog post, I will introduce you to one of the pioneers and leaders in the drone delivery industry: Zipline.

Zipline is a company that was founded in 2014 by Keller Rinaudo, Will Hetzler, and Keenan Wyrobek. Their mission is to provide every human on Earth with instant access to vital medical supplies. They have partnered with governments, health organizations, and private sector companies to deliver life-saving products, such as blood, vaccines, and medicines, to remote and rural areas in several countries across Africa, Asia, and North America.

Zipline operates the world’s largest instant logistics and delivery system, with more than 800,000 commercial deliveries and 40 million autonomous miles flown as of November 2023. They use electric aircraft that can fly up to 80 miles per hour and carry up to 4 pounds of cargo. Their aircraft have patented safety features, such as parachutes and backup batteries, that ensure safe landing in case of emergencies. They also use a sophisticated fleet management system that monitors the weather, air traffic, and aircraft performance in real time.

Zipline has achieved many milestones and innovations in the drone delivery industry. For example, they have:

  • Delivered blood transfusions to women suffering from postpartum hemorrhage in Rwanda15.
  • Delivered COVID-19 vaccines to health workers and vulnerable populations in Ghana16.
  • Delivered sushi and salads to customers in Japan and the United States17.
  • Delivered antiretroviral drugs to people living with HIV/AIDS in Kenya18.
  • Delivered insulin and other medications to patients with chronic conditions in Michigan19.

Zipline has also partnered with various organizations to expand the scope and impact of their drone delivery service. Some of their partners include:

  • The Elton John AIDS Foundation, which supports Zipline’s efforts to deliver HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention products in Africa20.
  • GAVI, the Vaccine Alliance, which supports Zipline’s efforts to deliver COVID-19 vaccines and other immunization products in low- and middle-income countries21.
  • Michigan Medicine, which supports Zipline’s efforts to deliver medical supplies to rural hospitals and clinics in Michigan22.
  • Walmart, which supports Zipline’s efforts to deliver groceries and household items to customers in Arkansas23.
  • Sweetgreen, which supports Zipline’s efforts to deliver fresh salads and bowls to customers in California24.

In conclusion, drone delivery is a game-changing technology that can improve the lives of millions of people around the world. Zipline is one of the most successful and innovative companies in this field. They have demonstrated how drone delivery can provide fast, reliable, and sustainable access to vital products and services. I believe that drone delivery and Zipline have a bright future ahead of them. What do you think? Please share your thoughts and questions in the comments section below.

OK….Very comprehensive review of Zipline. Now that Co-Pilot has helped me write this entire blog, let’s see if it can help me keyword tag it. So I asked “key words for tagging drone delivery with zipline” I got:

Some possible keywords for tagging a blog post on drone delivery with Zipline are:

  • drone delivery
  • Zipline
  • logistics
  • medical products
  • sustainability
  • innovation
  • e-commerce

These keywords are based on the main topics and themes of your blog post outline, as well as the web search results from Supply Chain DiveZipline’s websiteFreightWaves, and DRONELIFE. You can use these keywords to help your blog post reach a wider audience and rank higher on search engines. 😊

Recently I had some people ask about using an AI tool to generate text for Blog writing. Here is your example. If you made it this far, Thanks for reading.

Chad

.P.S – You can get copilot here. It will show up in your Edge Brower with the icon in the top right corner. Click on it and get after it!

P.P.S – As I went to publish the Blog in WordPress, the AI tool there asked to do an inspection. I let it. This is what it returned:

The content is well-researched and provides comprehensive information about drone delivery and Zipline. The blog post is thorough, covering Zipline’s background, achievements, innovations, and partnerships. The outlined keywords are relevant and can enhance the blog’s visibility. Consider adding more personal insights or experiences to engage the readers further. Additionally, including visual elements like infographics or images of Zipline’s operations could enrich the post. Lastly, ensure the use of relevant tags and categories when publishing the blog for better organization and discoverability. Overall, it’s a valuable piece that can be further enriched with personal touches and visual aids.

Great advice, I went back and added the image and my intro.

Published by chadcherf

Chad grew up in a that family owned hotels, restaurants, a bar, and a catering venue. Some of his earliest memories were prying bottle caps out of floor mats on Saturday mornings. My mother, is the daughter or an immigrant Italian and Liquor Salesman. It was not uncommon, as a child, for the beautifully fragrant aroma of garlic to fill up the house in their marathon like daily cooking events. It was the merger of this influence that led to my love of food and the joy the Hospitality industry could bring to people. In my 20's I managed Fine Dining to Fast Casual Restaurants, nightclubs, sports bars, and Healthcare Dining while obtaining a comprehensive Hospitality centered education. At 30, I hung up the proverbial chef's hat. Having been in the first main stream generation raised with computer technology, I was fascinated by the role this was evolving to play in hospitality. Early adoptors of inventory, POS, reservation, and nutritional software had paved my youth, so it was a natural transition to move to rebranding myself. For the last 14 years I have been Selling, Implementing, Project Managing, and Strategic Planning, Point of Sale, Nutrition, Digital Display, and Reservation Technology. For the last 5 years I have been focusing on Hospitality technology in the Senior Living Space. There is an inherent passion here, because those parents that instilled my love of food service, will be that new baby boomer generation relying on technological innovation. They deserve the most dignified solutions I can create. Reach out to network with me.

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