Here's something most people get wrong: they take the first response and run with it. That's the mistake. AI isn't a vending machine, it's more like a new hire. Talented and fast, but it doesn't know your business or your standards until you push back and correct it. Every time you challenge an answer, you're doing two things: training it to get sharper for your business, and catching what it got wrong before it costs you. AI sounds confident even when it's off. Next time AI gives you something, ask it why. Ask what it assumed. Tell it what's missing that only you would know. The business owners who win with AI won't be the ones who use it the most. They'll be the ones who know how to challenge it well. What's one thing you've caught your AI getting wrong after you pushed back? Drop it below.

Before anything else: thank you. The AI Edge - AI for Business now ranks #9 when searching "AI for Business" on SKOOL Discovery. This is HUGE! This ranking isn't mine. It's all 167 of you who joined something with no track record because it sounded like it might help. Every comment, every question, every one of you who showed up to our Thursday calls. That's what put us there. And here's what I'll say about this group. You will not find a community where you get more direct access. I answer everything. Iggy answers everything. You are not member number 8,000 waiting for a moderator. When you post a problem in here, two people who actually build this stuff for a living read it and respond. That's the promise. That's what the rebuild protects. The last month has been quiet on purpose. Iggy and I have been rebuilding this place from the ground up. Not a new logo. A new way it works. Because a ranking means nothing if you show up and nothing happens. It goes live in a matter of days. Comment READY if you CANNOT WAIT for the rebuild to be fully in effect!

Shout-out to Mithuran for creating this seamless automation through Claude. This automation is to make my workload simpler by creating 2 emails and having the attachments: 1 to the co-op agent and 1 to my brokerage, from accepted offers on Leases when I represent the Landlord. Can't wait to see what else we can build!

Welcome to our next members in THE AI EDGE: @Abdul Qayoom @Amanda Castille @Bilal Hq @Sara Wang @Zaahir Imam @John Divine @Jerrold Tan @Shayan Danish @Abdullah Ali @David Cassimy @Miller Dawnman @Addisu wakeyo Abamegal @Lucky Liu @Adam Slack @Jessi Ani @Reham Metwally @Tanvir Khan @Aparna Mahalingam @Cheng J @Abhinav Prakash @Ikram Rana @Nate Berger @Kristin Hannah @Laszlo Asztalos Sorry, we have not done this in a while, so just catching up on those that did not get a shout-out for joining. WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME Start off by letting us know what you work on and how you are currently using AI to help you with your business or day-to-day!

For all my colleagues in The AI Edge Community, how has your experience been with Sonnet and Opus, as well as their older models, after using Fable? I find Fable is very good at compiling all at once with one prompt with not much specifics required, and the response quality is very high, although with a very high token usage. I find Opus 5 and Sonnet 5 a lot more verbose compared to Opus 4.8 and Sonnet 4.6. Opus 5 does sound more confident in its responses where as Sonnet 5’s responses could be unnecessarily long as opposed to Sonnet 4.6. What has your experience been like? Would love to know. Even if not Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity are fine as well.