Term: ChatGPT Level: Beginner Category: Core Concept 🪄 Simple Definition: ChatGPT is an AI chatbot built by OpenAI that can answer questions, explain ideas, and create text that sounds human. 🌟 Expanded Definition: ChatGPT runs on a GPT model and is designed for conversation. Instead of just generating text, it can follow instructions, hold context across turns, and adjust tone or style. People use it to brainstorm ideas, draft emails, explain concepts, or even role-play scenarios. Think of it as a “smart assistant” that communicates in natural language. ⚡ In Action: You ask: “Write a bedtime story about a robot who loves pizza.”ChatGPT replies with a fun, creative story in seconds. 💡 Pro Tip: The clearer your prompt, the better the result. Treat ChatGPT like a collaborator — the more context you give, the more useful the answer. To improve your AI vocabulary, one "bit" at a time, visit the Classroom

Everyone’s racing to plug in AI. But here’s what I’m seeing: - Briefs run through AI instead of humans - Templated replies instead of real conversations - “Efficiency” over actual client understanding One agency automated almost everything. Output exploded. Client churn exploded too. Why? Clients could tell. The winners are finding balance: - AI for research and organization. - Humans for strategy, ideas, and client relationships. That’s how you scale without losing the magic people actually pay for. The real risk is not AI taking jobs. It is AI quietly erasing your edge while you celebrate being “efficient.” 💬 How are you keeping creativity alive while using AI?

The past 3 weeks I’ve been jumping on a bunch of calls with different people. Not all of them clicked, but a few turned into solid clients I’m now working with on a consistent basis 🙌 On top of that, I’ve been building something I’m super excited about: a LinkedIn autoposting machine. I’ll be announcing it in the next few days, so stay tuned guys 👀 Glad to be back and ready to bring even more value to the community 🚀

Kicked off AI Opportunity Mapping project with a client. Since the Senior Leadership Team (SLT), as a collective, has little AI knowledge beyond ChatGPT it was necessary to design an Intro to AI training course. The objective, increase the literacy and fluency of the group so that when the final opportunity document is delivered in four weeks, their basic understanding of AI increases to a level where they will appreciate the AI Opportunity Map recommendations. To make this repeatable and resilient, I created this free resource in Skool. Click on my name @Michael Wacht and select AI Bits and Pieces to check it out. Private Executive and management AI training is a popular and growing part of my AI Agency service offering. Even with all the resources available, most people don’t know where to start, and the lessons and tutorials are “How To” in nature. For my clients, I discovered there is a step that before the “Do it” part that is very helpful. Therefore, information was cultivated after speaking with dozens of clients, and people new to the world of AI. @Usman Mohammed @Titus Blair @Tatyana Gray Etkin @Muskan Ahlawat @Kamrul Hassan

Hey all! Today, I will be breaking down which plan would be best for you based on your situation, your commitment, and the pros and cons of each. I will also explain which plan I am on and why I chose it. YOUR SITUATION To begin with, let’s talk about your situation. If your budget is on the lower side ($80–$160), and you are still unsure about what AIS+ offers, how active the community is, or whether it is the right fit for you, then the Monthly plan is likely the better choice. At the current price of $89 per month, you can join AIS+ and use that time to complete some of its most valuable courses, such as the Agent Zero Course and the 10 Hours to 10 Seconds course. If you feel satisfied with AIS+ and believe you are getting good value, then you can revisit your budget to see if you can continue for another month. However, if you know in advance that your budget will not allow you to pay month after month, then I recommend you take full advantage of your time: complete the courses, engage with members, attend the live Q&A calls, and use the classroom section of the community as much as possible. On the other hand, if your budget is higher (around $750–$900), then the Annual plan becomes a much stronger option. Right now, the Monthly plan costs $89 per month, while the Annual plan works out to just $58 per month when billed annually at $699 upfront. With the Monthly plan, you still get all the benefits, but there is often a sense of urgency to make the most of each month. With the Annual plan, you can move at a more comfortable pace. You will have a full year to explore the classroom resources, spend time building real connections, and attend more Q&A calls without worrying about your membership ending too soon. YOUR COMMITMENT The second factor to consider is your level of commitment. If you are ready to dedicate yourself to learning AI automation, if you want to apply it to your work or simply stay ahead in the AI automation space, then the Annual plan is going to serve you far better. By choosing the Annual plan, you are signaling to yourself that you are serious about this journey, and you give yourself the time and space to master the skills while connecting with others who are equally dedicated.