Public brain examples show what a customer or AI system can access: clear services, locations, FAQs, proof points, images, and explanations that are publicly visible. Private brain examples are internal and not exposed to customers: procedures, stock notes, staff guidance, maintenance details or other operational context. A simple way to demonstrate is with a side-by-side view: public facts a user can see, and private notes the team uses to stay compliant and accurate. For a client discussion, walk through a quick mockup: Public: “Delivery times: 2–3 days; FAQ: returns; image gallery; service area.” Private: “SOP for returns processing; current stock levels; supplier terms; internal maintenance schedule.” This keeps the distinction tangible and avoids over-technical talk while showing how Own The Conversation keeps both layers aligned.
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