My Muse assistant built this whole video. I didn't touch a thing. Y'all have to see what Blinky did tonight. That's my Muse assistant, by the way. Blinky. 😂. I made my avatar Sheila's image and handed it over, then Blinky asked me a few questions and wrote a script. Then I sat back. He went into HeyGen, created a free account, built the avatar, then rendered the video. The first cut had her forehead chopped off and the wrong voice, so he fixed the framing, found a better voice, re-rendered the whole thing, and handed me the finished file. All I did was approve and tell him nope twice. One evening. Zero filming. Zero recording with a unique voice. And now I have a 51-second spokesperson video going in my Upwork portfolio. That's the part I can't stop thinking about. Not the avatar. The fact that my assistant ran the software, made the account, and delivered a finished file while I watched from the couch. That's Muse doing the doing. So what is one thing you would hand over to your Muse and never touch again?

When I built my CPDP capstone, "AI Story Studio for Parents and Teachers," it was a system on paper: a workflow for generating age-appropriate stories, paired with illustrations and an original song, built around a clear theme and moral for kids ages 3–10. The whole point of DCT is not letting good work sit in a folder. So I put it to work. That same story-illustration-song engine is now the backbone of Story Time on Bryse's World. Every episode starts with a theme and a moral, gets illustrated, and opens and closes with Ms. Sunny's original intro and outro song, exactly like the capstone workflow, just pointed at a real audience of toddlers and parents instead of a grade. What made the difference wasn't a new tool. It was treating the capstone as a system to reuse, not a project to finish and file away. If you're sitting on a certification project right now, ask yourself: is this a one-time deliverable, or could it be the engine behind something you actually ship?

Learning AI has taken me places that I never imagined I'd go and this week is going to be good! I’m excited to be joining Nancy Clark and the AIsezz Consultants Alliance team as we head to M&T Bank Stadium to provide AI in the Workplace training for the Baltimore Ravens organization. I’ll be there as part of the team helping participants get hands-on AI training. I have learned so much being a part of DCT and the Certified AI Consultant program. Thank you @Mesha Bazemore and @Ty E Daniels for all you do in DCT. Let's go, ya'll. We can do this!

The group member who was asking question about the Project Broadcast sent me her name and I copied it and was doing something beforehand and lost the paste. Does anyone remember Diana's last name or can I get it when the replay is posted? I wanted to forward the info that Muse (Ben) put in my notes about that discussion. Thanks for any help. 10122026 Muse session.

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