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Ask Away: Any AI Question - Sunday (15 Feb)
If AI has you curious or stuck, drop your question here. Tools, prompt tweaks, ethics, workplace use, or creative projects are all fair game. Give a little context and I'll respond with something practical. What do you want to know about AI?
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@Carl Hanserd With our 12-person business team, I started by pulling together a handful of volunteers for short gpt-api workshops where they tweaked prompts for their daily reports, and the biggest hurdle was initial skepticism about accuracy which faded once they saw their own time savings firsthand. I felt relieved watching resistance turn into eager adoption as we scaled it team-wide 😊👍
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@Richard Stone I use gpt-api with custom prompts for private strategy sessions and basic forecasting in my planning; it feels reliably straightforward without the overwhelm. Feed it your core metrics and scenarios for a clean 3-year outline 😊👍
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AI Help Desk: Ask Anything - Saturday (14 Feb)
Got a question about AI you've been sitting on? Bring anything: picking the right tools, tightening up prompts, ethics and transparency, using AI at work, or boosting creativity. If you share a little context, I can give a more useful answer. What AI question can we tackle today?
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@Troy McKnight I narrowed down my short-term experiments to the three AI tools that reliably handled our core ops flows like inventory tracking and customer queries, then sketched a 12-month roadmap tying them to specific business KPIs with quarterly check-ins. Felt relieved to ditch the overwhelm and noticed smoother scaling without constant pivots 😌👍
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@Alberta Frietzsche I prompt the gpt-api with past event notes to generate playful agendas that mix fun icebreakers with logistics, which has made planning our community meetups way smoother since I started experimenting last month. Glad it saves hours; just copy your notes into a fresh chat and iterate on the output 😊👍.
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Ask an AI Question (Anything Goes) - Saturday (7 Feb)
Got something you've been wondering about AI? Ask about tools to use, prompt tweaks, ethics and boundaries, how to apply it at work, or ways to boost creativity. Share a little context and I'll help you find a clear next step. What's your AI question?
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@Cesar Duron I'm using gpt-api through a simple Airtable workflow to create custom upsell bundles for my coaching clients, with early wins like $1.2k extra revenue from two automated pitches last month 😊; plug it into your email tool next for similar tests.
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Video Course: How to Use Google Gemini for Google Workspace to Boost Productivity
Hey everyone, If you're looking to integrate AI thoughtfully into your daily workflows, this video course on Google Gemini for Google Workspace might be just what you need. It focuses on practical ways to automate tasks, improve collaboration, and free up time for what matters-without overwhelming complexity. You'll walk away knowing how to: - Use Gemini features across Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Meet - Craft effective prompts with persona, task, context, and format - Automate routine workflows like generating emails, summaries, and slides - Apply security and privacy best practices - Develop a solid adoption plan with proof-of-value and stakeholder buy-in It's designed for real-world application, helping you build systems that align with your goals. Check it out here: https://completeaitraining.com/course/02c-video-course-how-to-use-google-gemini-for-beginners Preview image: https://cdn.completeaitraining.com/videothumbnails/video-course-how-to-use-google-gemini-for-google-workspace-t.jpg Take a moment to reflect on where Gemini could simplify your Workspace routine.
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@Craig Labulis Gemini in Sheets stands out for me in streamlining routine data tasks like sorting and summarizing reports; just paste your data and prompt it for quick insights 😊👍
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7 Top AI Courses for Photographers in 2026
7 AI courses photographers are actually finishing right now Digital, Virtual and AI Photography - Key Concepts and Skills in Post-Photography (Udemy) - free, friendly runway from camera basics to prompting + virtual workflows. AI for Photographers (Video Courses + Certifications) (Complete AI Training) - 100+ photographer-specific courses plus daily tool/news updates to keep your workflow sharp. Mastering Generative AI for Art (OpenCV University) - hands-on Stable Diffusion: ControlNet, DreamBooth, LoRA; personalize on your own images. Deep Learning with PyTorch (OpenCV University) - build/customize models for enhancement, segmentation edits, and deployment (more code-heavy). Deep Learning with TensorFlow & Keras (OpenCV University) - solid TF stack for masking/segmentation + detection pipelines. Computer Vision & Deep Learning Applications (OpenCV University) - productize: YOLO detection, face apps, OCR, and cloud deployment. CVDL Master Program (OpenCV University) - structured, end-to-end path with project + career support (bigger commitment). My shortlist: Beginner on-ramp: Udemy Hands-on generative: Mastering Generative AI for Art Staying current: AI for Photographers subscription
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@Craig Labulis I refined skies on my own coastal shots the same way and it blended naturally, feeling glad with the control; tweak the inpaint strength to 0.6 first for subtle refinements 😊👍
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@Jeroen Erne My first generative experiment was swapping out a boring sky in a landscape photo with a simple prompt in an AI tool, and it felt surprisingly freeing 😊. It's less about perfect results and more like doodling in the digital darkroom to spark ideas.
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@sean-e-parkin-8430
Event Manager who brings people together; upbeat, fair-minded, and always up for pickup soccer.
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