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News Abstract
By: PointLine Media Research & Editorial Team
Topic:Business,Technology
September 16, 2026
Founders Ri Michelle and Jai Tanner are launching The Clone Conference, a series of events designed to help women integrate artificial intelligence into their business operations. The initiative focuses on using AI-powered digital twins and automated systems to maintain brand visibility without requiring the constant physical presence of the founder.
The program includes a weekly virtual training series, Clone Creator Live, which leads up to an in-person, one-day implementation session on October 25, 2026, in Atlanta. The event is limited to 100 participants to ensure hands-on assistance with building content infrastructure.
Rather than replacing human oversight, the training emphasizes that technology should function as a supportive team member. Attendees will learn to build, test, and install automated content systems that allow them to balance business growth with personal commitments.
The rapid rise of generative AI has created a digital divide for many small business owners who struggle to keep pace with evolving algorithms and content demands. As the pressure to remain perpetually visible online intensifies, many entrepreneurs face burnout, leading to a growing demand for practical, non-technical solutions that automate routine tasks.
This shift reflects a broader professional movement toward leveraging automation to reclaim time. By moving from passive observation of AI to active implementation, founders are seeking ways to protect their personal bandwidth while sustaining professional momentum in an increasingly automated marketplace.