Do This To Start Using AI
The speaker argues that AI is uniquely self-teaching and people should leverage this capability to learn how to use it. They suggest using screenshots and direct questioning to get step-by-step guidance from AI itself.
Summary
The speaker expresses amazement that people who want to use AI but don't know how haven't simply asked AI to teach them. They emphasize that AI represents a fundamentally different type of product because it can teach users how to use it. The speaker provides a practical method for learning AI: taking screenshots of your screen, asking the AI what to do at each step, and continuing this process iteratively until you understand the full workflow. They compare this capability to having constant, round-the-clock IT support that's specifically designed to help you use the product itself. The speaker concludes by expressing confusion about why people aren't taking advantage of this self-teaching feature and encourages immediate action.
Key Insights
- The speaker claims AI is the first product that will teach users how to use it
- The speaker suggests using screenshots and asking 'what do I do here?' as an effective learning method
- The speaker compares AI guidance to having full-time 24/7 IT support for the product itself
- The speaker expresses confusion about why people aren't utilizing AI's self-teaching capabilities
- The speaker advocates for immediate action rather than waiting to learn AI
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Transcript
[0:00] I'm amazed at the people who don't know how to use AI and want to use AI and haven't asked AI how to use AI. It is the first product that will teach you how to use it. And so if you're like, I don't know how to install this, screenshot your screen, press enter, and say, what do I do here? And then screenshot the next screen and say, what do I do here? And keep going until eventually you figure it all out. It's like having full-time 24/7 IT support on how to help you use the actual product itself. I don't know why people are sleeping on it. Just start now.
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