Look. This community started out leaning pretty heavy into proposal work, because that's the world I came from. That's not what it is anymore. AI Made Simple is now exactly what the name says. Simple AI tips you can use this week. No jargon, no theory, nothing about what AI might do someday. The categories along the top are the whole point. Find what you need, grab it, go. PROMPTS. Copy and paste prompts that work. Take them, change them, use them. CLAUDE. Tips for Claude specifically. CHATGPT. Same, for ChatGPT. AGENTS AND AUTOMATIONS. The stuff that runs without you sitting there. IMAGES AND VIDEO. Making things that look good without a design degree. ASK ANYTHING. Your questions. All of them. Including the ones you think are too basic. WINS. What worked for you this week. I'm posting in here every day. If you want something covered, say so in Ask Anything and I'll write it.

Drop a quick hello below! Share: 1. Your name and business 2. One reason you’re excited about GPTs and AI 3. What you’d love to automate first I’ll start: I’m Jennifer, founder of Chickenango. I’m excited about AI because it has saved me hours on content writing, RFQ/RFP reviews, financial data organization and so much more! The first thing I automated was an internal GPT that streamlines how we write our project descriptions.

Look. I’m not a developer, and I’ve never written a line of code in my entire life. I didn’t go to college. I started my first company at 48 with zero experience owning a business, and I’ve started three since then. I’m telling you that up front because I know exactly what it feels like to open up an AI tool and have no idea what you’re looking at. There seem to be all these different versions out there, and everybody’s throwing around words like agents and models and prompts like you’re supposed to already know what those mean. I didn’t know either. It took me a while to kind of figure it out. And you know how I figured it out? Research. YouTube. Books. Asking a LOT of questions when I didn’t have the answers. YouTube is hands down the best place to learn, and it’s free. So I built this community to be the place I wish I’d had when I started. Here’s what you can expect: Plain English. If I use a term, I’ll tell you what it means. Real tools you can actually open up and use, not theory about what AI might do someday. Practical stuff you can put to work this week. Not a semester. This week. Questions welcome, all of them. If you’re wondering what a prompt is, ask. Nobody here is going to make you feel behind for starting at the beginning. AI is not going to do the work for you. Nothing built amazing has ever been done without hard work, and that hasn’t changed. But you do not need a degree, a dev background, or permission from anybody to start. You just need to jump in. Start here: drop a comment and introduce yourself. Tell us what you do, and one thing you’d love AI to take off your plate. That’s it. That’s your first step.