a month from now my team won't just be faster. they'll have an edge most companies don't have yet, and
a few hours of their week back.
want that for your team? https://t.co/vqXv3WwVwS
I asked my whole team this week how they actually use AI.
almost every answer was the same: writing emails, and using it like google.
that's maybe 1% of what these tools can do. so i'm putting the whole team through training. the gap
most companies have, and how i'm closing it ๐
and it keeps up. when a new model ships, there's a short briefing on what changed and a quick class on
putting it to work. nobody's stuck on last year's version.
@MCulhaven51091@BiniKitty@DefiyantlyFree@sneako 6,000,000. Not one more, not one less. Can you tell me why this arbitrary number was being printed in the news a decade before the war started?
@KaiXCreator You donโt need to anymore. I remember teachers saying โyouโll never walk around with a calculator in your pocketโ lo and beholdโฆ.
I run an AI consulting business. Iโve been able to overtake my income from my 9-5 in 2 months solving specific problems for different businesses. When I first got into Claude I couldnโt nail down how to even begin selling my services. I realized after talking to a bunch of different businesses owners that re-inventing the wheel is not the way to go. Change for business can be challenging, so instead of introducing an entirely new system, itโs far easier to identify very specific problems, and find a solution for that one problem. Then after youโve done that, and it works, you can offer to audit the business and identify other bottlenecks. Keep it simple. Find where money is being left on the table or going out the door unnecessarily and target those. Having the solution for those issues ahead of time is a game changer. Whatever industry you have experience in, thereโs a problem that needs fixing. Use that leverage to your advantage!