Robyn AndersonCEO, Jam Ai · AI Implementation & Business Development Leader

There are the ones making moves and the ones waiting for this trend to end

27 Feb 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief monologue, the speaker recounts hosting a Claude Code training session at Club Jam, where non‑technical adults in their 40s‑60s were taught to use the terminal and build AI agents. The speaker uses this example to illustrate a broader trend: individuals who actively learn AI now will gain a substantial productivity advantage by 2027 through automations and workflow creation. Conversely, those who remain limited to basic tools like ChatGPT will fall behind, creating a stark, binary divide in future workplaces between AI adopters and non‑adopters. The talk ends with a direct challenge, urging listeners to decide which side they will be on.

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We hosted a Claude Code training today in Club Jam, and what really hit home for me today was that we were training a bunch of non-techie people who are in their 40s, 50s, and 60s on how to use Terminal and create AI agents. And it's just showing that like people who are actively trying to learn AI are getting way ahead. Like imagine at the end of this year, and it's almost 2027, and you've been working on AI, you're going to have automations and workflows flows and you're gonna be saving all sorts of time. Now imagine if you're not and you're still going to be going into 2027 kind of knowing how to use ChatGPT. The disparity inside your workplace is going to be black and white. Those who use it and those who don't. So which side are you going to be on?