Anyone familiar with that term? And more importantly is anyone doing it? And are you successful at it? If so, would you share your tips.

I gave it one simple prompt: “Knowing everything you know about me, make an infographic of me. Make a 3D cartoon style image. Use my brand signature colors.” That’s it. What’s wild isn’t just the image… It’s what it pulled from to create it: 👉 My focus on better questions 👉 My belief that clarity creates momentum 👉 My shift from learning → applying → sharing 👉 My vision of building a life with more freedom, time, and impact (It even reflected things I’ve been journaling and working through lately) That’s when it hit me… AI doesn’t just respond to prompts. It reflects back how you think. The better you train it… The more powerful it becomes.

Hi, my name is Tessa and I am from Idaho. I have tried a few things with AI but I know there is more to it. At times, I feel like I don’t get the right result. I currently work as a physical therapist assistant but I am also still part of my family’s ranch which is small. I was hoping to figure out if AI could be implemented in anyway to our ranching business to help us grow. I am excited to see what is truly possible.

After the last few days, one thing is clear… Most people don’t have an AI problem. They have a clarity problem. You can have the best prompts. The best tools. The best workflows. But if you don’t know: what you want what you’re building or where you’re going AI just makes you faster… at going nowhere. The people getting real results right now aren’t better at AI. They’re clearer. Clearer on their message. Clearer on their goals. Clearer on what they actually want to create. AI just amplifies that. So the better question isn’t: “How do I use AI better?” It’s: “What am I actually trying to build?”

I couldn’t get NotebookLM to work today, so I created my infographic in Copilot instead — using the same idea, structure and visual style from the assignment.