Alright, that's a wrap for the week!

I wrote this issue because I've connected with so many smart people who are treating AI like a subject to study instead of a tool to use. They want to feel ready before they start; they don't want to look foolish or make a mistake. 

I felt the same way before I started. But I realized that getting good at using AI is about picking one real task, running it through, learning from what comes back, and doing that again and again.

A few weeks of working on real tasks gets you AI literacy. A few months gets you to where you own a process end to end. So here's the one thing for this week: stop saving the tutorial. Take the task you've done a hundred times, hand it over with real context and the outcome you want, and check the result like you'd check a new hire's. That's the whole process. Everything else is reps.

Thoughts?

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