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Where do you think AI will be in 6 months?
Everything is changing so fast. As a Millenial having lived through the introduction of PCs (loved my Apple LC II), dial-up internet, iPhones, now AI, can't believe how much has changed. Even AI, in december I remember people being skeptical of AI ads, then 4-5 months later it seems like if you don't do AI ads you're gonna be left behind. At the same time, while I love what I'm able to do with AI, worried about the environmental impacts and wonder if those will catch up to us before we figure things out. For my industry definitely seeing a need to upskill quickly to stay relevant, probably even by the end of the year. Wonder what others are thinking?
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@Deacon Wardlow what’s your background? The architecture you’re building seems very advanced And hear you about the elephant in the room thing, the understanding of what it is and what it should do and what it means for peoples lives are all tangled together so I often have to make sure where someone stands on their attitude towards AI before being able to speak candidly about it. And even when I share what I’ve been able to do they kind of shrug it off. But I just don’t see it as something that can be ignored at all
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@Christopher Jeppson if it's cost-effective and safe I def see myself doing that. here on the east coast I haven't seen as many of them but I a was in San Francisco for a conference and they were everywhere. Also heard about for the first time the people they hire to go and close the doors for people who forgot to close them after leaving because the car can't drive away if the door is closed. Who would've thought that would be a job... to ride around on a bike to close car doors.
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When To Share?
Debating whether to share a project for initial feedback, it's a math game called MathMines, currently on Lovable. Wondering: -How do you know when a version 1 project you're working on is ready/safe to be shared in a community like this one? -What are your security check boxes? -Are there any best practices or protocols one should follow when first launching a project? Still trying to figure out how i could implement Jake's folder system for Version 2, gonna jump into Claude code for that one.
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I’m all about sharing works in progress and building in public. Getting something out early allows you to see what actually works in practice and you can course correct much earlier. Also feedback and input from actual users is highly valuable. In a way it’s also lettting community help be your qa. Sharing also helps build engagement and awareness of your app. As someone working in a creative business I understand how scary it is to release something in public, you never know what people will say and it’s a very vulnerable feeling. But as an artist or creator you also have to learn that you’re never going to please everyone and you can’t control what others feel. The act of creating and sharing is in itself generous and you let go of sole ownership of the thing you’ve created (in an artistic sense) but in doing so you allow someone else to experience a piece of your self expression
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@Siv Darmalingum kinda go with the flow, it's like anything outside your comfort zone, gets better with time. and people are generally really curious about works in progress and bts so it's a win in my opinion. The one caveat is if there's truly security concerns that would be exposed with sharing it or client work that is information sensitive. But personal stuff I think it's a good practice and it helps build visibility for you as well
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Do you use AI for your hobby?
I'm curious what everyone here likes to do for fun (of course building stuff with Claude is fun too lol), and if you've applied any AI to your hobby. For me it's been super useful for DND planning and I find I get to stay in creative flow more. Curious what other people are doing
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@Brett Bell is each contact it's own folder or are you managing a database with Claude?
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@Elizabeth Brooks this looks really nice! is it a phone app? Also it seems very tailored to you so that's whats most important
9h •
From "Manual Hell" to a Global Partnership: My Meeting with the Head of AI
Today was a massive win. I had my meeting with the Head of AI for our global group, and it went beyond anything I had imagined. The Pitch: 132 Orders and a "Broken" System I had the chance to present a real-world challenge: Manually processing 132 sales orders in April. The workflow is a nightmare: Open each order, find the amount, cross-check it with an Excel sheet, invoice it, and repeat. To make it worse, there is a known bug in our D365 environment where the amount column simply shows "0" in the grid, meaning I can’t just export a list. It requires manual clicks. In a busy finance department, this takes days because of constant interruptions. I presented my workflow and explained how this concept isn't just for one task—it’s a framework for almost every repetitive monthly task we have. I knew from my previous Rebill Project that if I can automate the "friction," I can win back my time. The Result: Skipping the Queue When I told the Head of AI that this could turn a 3-4 day job into about 1 hour, his eyes lit up. Even though Claude Code is still stuck in corporate governance (it's currently with our CEO to decide on a global rollout), he didn't want me to wait. He immediately assigned me a Microsoft Copilot Studio license. These are highly restricted—usually, there’s a long waiting list, and if you don't use it for 30 days, you lose it. He bypassed the entire queue to get me started right away. Moving the Needle with IT To get "Copilot Cowork" talking to D365, I had to submit a technical IT ticket to enable the Model Context Protocol (MCP). I made sure to CC both the Head of AI and my own manager. The Head of AI jumped straight into the ticket with this comment: "I talked to Allan today. He has an idea to speed up a process in finance and save days of work... The use of the MCP server for this would help him very much. Open for a call if needed or any other help for the team."
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Go get it dude! So awesome that the Head of AI got your back!
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why does it feel like i keep ending up in the same place?
came back after a week offline and spent an hour just reading posts. people are shipping. full agent teams, named specialists, live clients. and i'm still on the foundation. but here's the honest version of what's actually happening. i build something. it works. then i look at it and realise it's not what i actually wanted. so i break it and start again. then halfway through the rebuild, a new idea comes in and now i don't know if i should finish what i started or pivot to the thing that's clearly better. i've rebuilt the same system three times in a month. and the worst part.. each version was better than the last. so was the rebuilding wrong? or is that just what building actually looks like before it locks in? genuinely asking because i can't tell if this is a me problem or if everyone here is quietly doing the same thing and just posting the final version.
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@Tiffany Coyle so true, we only see the end but not the struggle and frustration behind process
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@Apeksha Gadekar if each version is better than the last i'd say that's definitely progress! and I think it's good that there's constantly new ideas on how to improve, the alternative I think is to stay stagnant. Everyone's figuring how this is supposed to look like now, the world 6 months ago was completely different. I'm really glad I found this community of people that are pushing the boundary and figuring things out but I definitely feel behind everyday as well Would love to see what you are building if you're willing to share!
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