What is the one task you wish AI could completely take off your plate?

john abraham

What is the one task you wish AI could completely take off your plate?  In today’s episode, we sit down with @vaibhavsisinty, Founder of @growthschoolio, to unpack how AI is changing the way we work, create, analyse information, and build businesses and why the biggest shift may still be ahead of us.  Here’s what we discussed: -The Scariest Thing Happening With AI: What recent AI research reveals about increasingly capable models and the risks they could create. -Why AI Doesn’t Understand You: The biggest mistakes people make when using AI and how better context can completely change the output. -AI Is Creating a New Average: How AI is raising the baseline for productivity, creativity, and what people can accomplish. -Building a 100M-View Content Machine: The systems and AI workflows behind creating consistently high-performing content at scale. -The Skills That Will Matter in an AI World: Why asking better questions, understanding data, and thinking critically could become more valuable than simply finding answers.   #AI #software #engineering #technology #computer

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00:00What's your biggest fear today actually with AI, with jobs, with people watching this?

00:04My biggest fear is people not being able to understand the balance between what we should get an AI to

00:10do and what we should do.

00:11Because AI can do everything today and you should not get AI to do everything today.

00:16How do I know a line between how much should I let my team or myself, should I use AI

00:21versus how much should we know?

00:22Do the work that was low value for you all throughout, which was operational and get that done by an

00:27AI.

00:27The last layer of work is something that you have to focus on.

00:30Eventually, you have got options.

00:32After getting options, you have to take judgment of what is that I want to take and why and build

00:37on top of that.

00:37If you don't try to touch it, that is what happens. You get average output.

00:43If my job is to get an AI to work at the level that I operate or get it close

00:48to me, it will not happen overnight.

00:50It will probably be a 12 to 18 week journey for me to fine tune it.

00:53How will I do it? I will build a second brain. Very simple.

00:56What are the things that I consume on every single day level?

00:59Let's say YouTube content that I'm watching every day is very, very valuable.

01:02How do I feed the same context to AI?

01:04So I built a daily wrapper which opens my YouTube history, goes through all the videos, ranks all the pieces

01:10of content.

01:11Everything that I've seen of AI, it pulls that data, converts the transcripts and looks at what are the key

01:15pointers.

01:16Saves it in form of JSON cards.

01:18What are JSON cards? What is the value pack of each one of the podcasts is what it saves.

01:22That is one.

01:22Two is, a lot of times when I watch content on AI, I share it with my team.

01:27Where do I share it? I share it on my Slack.

01:29So I have a triage running for my Slack, which looks at what are the conversations I'm having.

01:33This is number two.

01:34Three, I realized one of the highest value conversations that I have today is inside of stand-ups with my

01:40team.

01:40Every single meeting is transcribed, put in a GitHub repository.

01:43And inside of that repository, my team can access that information at any point of time.

01:48Finally.

01:49Oh my God, how can I forget this?

01:51This is a game changer, which is...

01:54What is the easiest way to make an agent who do all of this?

01:57There is something...

01:58The easiest way to make an agent who is Battlefield for the year consult, which is maybe a humanidal Dalınblick.

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01:59It is a giant entrepreneur, but I hope you drink it.

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