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AI For Humans

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Not a tech person? Perfect. Free training for business owners who want to use AI smarter — without the jargon or overwhelm. Practical steps that work.

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Jul 16 • 
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My member promise (in plain words)
If you’re close to me and this community, here’s what I want you to get. - Clarity. - A next step. - And the feeling that you’re not doing this alone. I want your community to feel lighter to run, not heavier. I want you to stay personal with your members without burning yourself out. That’s the promise. What’s your member promise, in plain words? If you had to say it in one or two sentences with no marketing words, what would it be?
My member promise (in plain words)
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After working for over 30 years in tech areas, running computer servers, building websites, doing internet marketing, I promise to help people sort through all of the AI universe jargon and make AI easy for them to understand and begin to work with in their own business or on the job.
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@Laura Paulina my AI for Humans Skool is teaching people who are beginners to intermediates how to talk to their AI. How to teach their AI who they are and what their business is so they don't have to explain things over and over again every time they want to enter into a new session. I teach them how to build a context document and update that on a weekly basis to capture all of their work that they've been using throughout the week. My focus is people that are working at a job somewhere and need to learn AI to continue to do their job. Also people like myself who want to have their own home-based business and need AI tools to build their home-based business.
Where AI automation helps — and where the human touch still matters
There’s a clear hesitation about automation right now. People want the speed and consistency AI offers, but they worry about losing the thoughtful, human parts that make communities feel alive. Lean into the unresolved piece of that conversation with a sharper, practical frame: when you’re deciding what to automate, treat it as a small experiment aimed at one clear result. Here’s a simple three-step approach you can use right away: 1) Name the result you want. Be specific: the first reply that reduces churn, a clearer onboarding action, or faster routing of support questions. 2) Pick the smallest step that produces visible movement. Automate a single repeatable task. Not the whole flow. For example, auto-summarize a new member’s intro for a human to review, or draft a welcome message that an owner personalizes. 3) Use what happens next to decide what to improve. Watch the member signal (response rate, first-week activity, questions asked) and iterate. This keeps AI focused on amplifying useful tasks (catching signals, organizing inputs, drafting consistent responses) while reserving judgement, empathy, and final decisions for humans. Where are you getting stuck right now when you try to decide what to automate and what to keep human?
Where AI automation helps — and where the human touch still matters
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Over the last five days I've been working with a build out system for Claude Code that has now ingested all the information about my business. It has looked at my stats from Facebook and YouTube and has laid out a plan for me for what I am to work on on a weekly basis. The human touch comes in where I take what the AI is creating, giving me the best proof after looking at results on my social media platforms and then providing me with the scripts for me to do. And the best results I get are from the videos, short video clips, or text overlays on 8- to 10-second videos that are the real me, not my AI clone, not an AI twin, but the real me. Because I'm in my mid-70s and my market target is a man 50+, trust is important. So I lead with the human me. But I also use a couple, Howard and Helen, as my avatars. These two avatars are ones that humans can relate to in their positions in life: working for other people, wishing that they could get out of the job they're in, and so forth. I am finding that this is the best use for AI although I do use AI to create a couple avatars that I use in creating some videos in Google Flow. And I use ChatGPT image generation for some images. The best use of AI for me currently is to help me focus in on the task that I need to do and provide me with the hooks and content for videos that I produce with my face. In short 60- to 90-second videos and also for the overlay content on the videos that I do with my clones or avatars. In my AI for Humans Skool I teach people this process of creating avatars, AI twins, and how to use them in their marketing efforts The short video clip is my Howard avatar, the target for my audience: the man in his 50's who is thinking about ways that he can do a side business that could help him get out of his JOB or build something that could provide for him in his retirement.
Henry, welcome in.
@Henry Griner, I read the About Page of your community: AI For Humans, and the part that stayed with me is this: You’ve been through enough waves of the internet to know the difference between a real shift and a shiny distraction. That matters with AI. A lot of business owners are standing in front of this thing right now thinking, “I know I need to understand it, but I do not want to drown in jargon, tools, and people making it sound harder than it has to be.” That feels like the real doorway into AI For Humans. You mentioned wanting agentic tools to help manage the marketing, and I’d love to hear how you are thinking about that. For the business owners inside AI For Humans, what is the first marketing job you think an AI agent should help with? - Finding content ideas? - Turning one idea into posts? - Following up with people? - Keeping track of what needs to be published? - Noticing what is already working? - Or something else entirely? I’m curious because that feels like the bridge between “AI is interesting” and “AI is actually helping me run my business.”
Henry, welcome in.
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Thank you for the welcome and your comments and questions. Right now I am using ChatGPT, which I've been using for I guess a year or more, and about five months ago I started using Claude. I have specific tasks that I do with each of them and more and more I'm using Claude to do work that eventually could be done by AI agents. With Claude I have set up a separate Google account and given full access to Claude and Co-Work to manage files, follow email subscriptions, and give me write-ups of the content of certain email subscriptions. Sort those out if there is anything that fits for me that I need to know about and help me with scheduling of weekly marketing. Right now I'm building a routine of tasks that I manually fire up the AI tools to do for me. Once I get those set up, I will use other tools, linking up APIs and so on, to actually begin to do marketing work, creating content and posting for me. I believe one of the primary goals for using agentic AI for online business people like myself is to do the marketing.
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With 30 yrs online building websites, using Social Media, & teaching others. I continue to teach AI tools & systems at my business henrygriner.com

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Joined Jul 16, 2026
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