Some quick notes from our coffee chat (from memory, not AI): - @Jaysinh Rayjada shared is vibe coding project helping his business create kanban cards and SOPs - @Gail Lethbridge shared her recommendation of the Hard Fork podcast as a weekly, entertaining must-listen for AI and tech updates - We talked about the exponential growth of AI's capabilities, which reminded me of the classic blog from Tim Urban: https://waitbutwhy.com/2015/01/artificial-intelligence-revolution-1.html - Funny enough, I saw this image on LinkedIn immediately after which I thought summed up the exponential growth quite well More to come in this community soon - stay tuned! Send me a message here, on LinkedIn, or by email ([email protected]) if there are things you'd like to see in the community. I'm tempted to do a free vibe coding webinar in the near future (with @Eduard Kakosyan). Let me know if that's something you'd be interested in.

Hi all, Has anyone used Browse.AI before? Curious about thoughts on it

Been using Numerous.ai extension in Microsoft Excel sheets from a while. Laborious Task - To extract details from a random formatted Description. Had to apply different formulas like "=right(), =left()" and sometimes write it manually. Solution - I apply "=num.infer()" and I give it a sample of the Input + Output I want, it identifies the pattern and applies it further.

Another great coffee chat this morning! Here are a few things we discussed: LangChain introduces Ambient Agents (one example is an email assistant): https://blog.langchain.dev/introducing-ambient-agents/ ChatGPT introduces Tasks to help schedule and automate your work: https://help.openai.com/en/articles/10291617-scheduled-tasks-in-chatgpt If you try either of these out and have some successes or questions to share, please comment below in this thread!

1. Set a daily “exploratory prompting” practice 2. Frame prompts around “What if” and “How might we” questions 3. Embrace ambiguity and curiosity in prompts 4. Use prompts to explore rather than to solve 5. Chain prompts to develop ideas iteratively 6. Think metaphorically or analogically 7. Prompt for perspectives, beyond facts 8. Experiment with “role-play” prompts 9. Ask for impossibilities and involve experiential scenarios 10. WWAID — Reimagine AI’s role in the solution itself 11. Establish a weekly “future-driven prompt” session 12. Keep a journal of “breakthrough prompts” HBR Article (with more details): https://hbr.org/2024/11/train-your-brain-to-work-creatively-with-gen-ai