A short conversational clip urging listeners to take immediate action to learn and experiment with AI. The speaker recommends using ChatGPT/OpenAI (including the free tier) to learn skills like GTM (go-to-market) engineering, creativity, and practical tasks, and emphasizes that model capabilities have rapidly improved. The overall message: start today, ask AI questions, and use the device you carry to learn.
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"A year or two ago they had maybe 20, 25 million users. Today they have 6 million users."
Just go in there and do it.
Any, any last tip that you would give our listeners that they can implement today?
Yeah, I think the number one thing that anybody can do today is, is just go in there. It's almost like we were just talking about, just go in there and do it. Now. I've learned so much from, in the last year or two from just asking AI the questions. Like, you know, and it's just, I'll just use OpenAI as an example. Like, you know, a year or two ago they had maybe 20, 25 million users. Today they have 6 million users. The capabilities of what these models and this tech can do, I, I truly believe this. You could, this could be the first time you've ever heard the word GTM Engineering. And if you spend enough time, even just OpenAI with web search, you can, it can teach you how to build clay tables. But I wonder what education is going to look like, because you can go to this thing on your phone and almost ask it anything. And, you know, a year or two ago you're like, is it hallucinating today? That margin is so small. And so just use. ChatGPT is free now just use the free version. But if you want to understand conceptually the skills you need, the things you should be focused on, how to be creative, et cetera, all of that is at your fingertips. And the device that, you know, you carry around and stare at 12 hours a day, so why not.
