I want to give you some specific tips that I think will help you at work and in life. These tips are separate from my job. 

They have nothing to do with the government. The government doesn’t endorse them. This is my own personal thoughts as a private citizen.

Number one, you need to start incorporating AI into the things that you’re doing and not be afraid of it. Whatever you don’t know, you can actually teach yourself by looking it up, whether it’s on YouTube or AI. However you teach yourself information, just go slowly, go step by step.

Gemini, which is the Google AI, has something called Gemini Gems. These are prompts that you can create actually using the AI. You tell the AI, write me a Gemini Gem for creating keto peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.

And it will do that. So you don’t have to know coding. And you can imagine all the different applications of an AI assistant that is pre-programmed to do what you want.

If you use Perplexity, Perplexity has Perplexity Computer, which actually unleashes bots. So now you’re not just entering a prompt or using a pre-programmed prompt, but the system is actually working independently to get stuff done. Now, I am way oversimplifying it. 

I am not promoting any particular product because I use a lot of different AIs. And they’re all good and less good depending on what you’re trying to get done. I am saying not to be afraid of AI and that it can save you a lot of time.

Just remember, take security precautions. Don’t do things unless you understand what you’re doing. And above all, keep learning. 

It’s okay to not know things. It is okay. We are all starting out from ground zero here.

I hope that you do well. I hope that you become more efficient and empowered and successful. Because ultimately, AI needs to be a tool for the people. 

That’s what it’s all about. Take care.