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Why Subscribe to AI at Work?
You’re busy. Work, family, social obligations, and parenting human children or furry companions take up your time.
You’d like to learn more about AI without it being another chore on your packed list.
That’s where AI at Work comes in.
My mission is to help busy professionals, especially women and other underrepresented voices in tech, build their AI skills and understanding without getting overwhelmed by technical jargon.
I’ll be your AI curator to help you stay informed without information overload.
Here’s what you can expect:
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Real-world examples
Quick tips and prompts
You’ll discover smart, simple ways to integrate AI into your routine, making the technology work for you.
Join the AI at Work community by subscribing today. Together, we’ll build a space where every voice matters and every question acts as stepping stone to shared growth.
AI is new to all of us. Together, we can learn about this amazing tool to harness its power in our everyday lives.
Welcome to the community. I’m glad you are here. ❤️
About Me
I’m a writer, entrepreneur, and former teacher who believes the future of work will be a collaboration between humans and AI. That future is already here and we’re just beginning.
I grew up before the internet. Reading was my gateway to learn about the world. But reading was slow. And there were so many books to read!
I wished I could have a slot in my head, like those credit card readers, that I could swipe a book through to instantly transfer the book’s knowledge to my brain. I could swipe book after book in one sitting. What I could learn!
When ChatGPT came out in November 2022, I signed right up. The more I played with it, the more I realized AI is the brain I imagined having as a kid - one full of the world’s knowledge that I could tap into to learn.
I have not stopped using ChatGPT since, and have spent hundreds of hours experimenting with what it (and other AI tools) can do.
I started this newsletter to share what I’ve learned - and am continuing to learn - with you.
Cheers,
Dana
