Robyn Anderson shares three ways to catch up with AI in 2026: subscribe to Claude Pro and do the Zero to Claude training, learn where AI outputs live on your computer, and experiment playfully with NotebookLM and ChatGPT's Image 2.0 to understand what each tool does best.
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If I still wasn't using AI right now, 2026, here are the 3 ways that I would learn AI really quickly to get up to speed. Number 1, I would get the pro version of Claude. I would just suck it up, pay that $20 a month, and get the desktop version. And then I would do the Zero to Claude training because it's 5 to 10 minutes a day and you go from literally not knowing what Claude is or what the models are. To building full-on AI agents at the end. Number 2, I would understand the file structure around how AI works and not so much like from a technical perspective, but just from the standpoint of if I build something in Codex or Claude, where is it going and what, how do I find it? Just simple stuff like that. And number 3, I would have some fun. So I suggest going to NotebookLM. To ChatGPT, um, create a podcast in NotebookLM about something you're interested in. Go and create a silly picture of yourself with Image 2.0 in ChatGPT and just kind of understand what these platforms are good at and how people use them. If you wanna learn more about how to get started using AI, please go ahead and check out the link in my bio or comment Jam below, and I'll give you 7 days free in Club Jam where we do our Zero to Claude. And I'll also give you access to all of my favorite prompts, tools, and tips. All right. We'll see you in Club Jam. And don't worry, I'm going to make this easy for ya.
