The most popular AI tool is not always the right one for your work. Here is a quick visual summary of Lesson 8. Swipe through the 4 images. Try this: Pick one task you want AI for. Write the tool type, the information, the risk if wrong and who will review it. Which question do you check first before using an AI tool at work? Tell us in the comments 👇 Want the full lesson? It is in the Classroom: AI Fundamentals, Lesson 8. https://www.skool.com/berry-salem-4828/classroom/02f87d2b

🔴 Going live tonight at 8 pm (Brisbane time)! Most people use Claude like a search box. In this real screen demo I show you the 7 features that turn it into an assistant that does the work for you: projects, memory, skills, research mode, connectors, permission mode and scheduled tasks. Watch live here (you can set a reminder now): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xl7UeW-uSSY Which of the 7 do you already use? Tell us in the comments 👇

Most AI sorts and predicts. Generative AI creates something new. Here is a quick visual summary of Lesson 7. Swipe through the 4 images. Try this: Try one generative AI tool on a low-risk task. Check every fact before you use it. What low-risk task have you tried with generative AI? Tell us in the comments 👇 Want the full lesson? It is in the Classroom: AI Fundamentals, Lesson 7. https://www.skool.com/berry-salem-4828/classroom/02f87d2b

If you missed it, here is the recording of our live session on getting started with Claude. I walk through turning rough meeting notes into an action plan, making a flyer in Design, building slides and exploring Skills. All the examples are fictional, so you can follow the process without using anyone's private information. My suggestion is to pick one task, rather than try everything at once. Give Claude the context, explain the output you want and check what comes back. Watch here: https://youtu.be/PaAXXSHjNgQ Which part would help you most this week? Tell me what you would like to try.

Need help with a task? Try this simple question format: 1. I am trying to… 2. I have already tried… 3. The part I am unsure about is… 4. A useful answer would help me… Use a fictional example or a short, approved excerpt. Remove names and confidential details before posting. Example: “I am planning a short workshop. My draft opening is too long. How can I make the instructions easier to follow? A useful answer would give me two shorter alternatives.” What question would help you take your next step?