Where do you get Started with AI?

Justin R. Lester walks through how to start using AI: list ten tasks you hate doing at work, then find tools to handle them. He covers LLMs, image generation, meeting note takers, and presentation builders, then pitches his AI masterclass.
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Where do I get started with artificial intelligence? My name is Justin Lester. I love to call myself that. Tech Pastor. Merging faith and technology. I'm here to help you today to get started with artificial intelligence. I want you to answer this one question. Looking at your job, looking at your business, what are the 10 things that you are tired of doing? What are those 10 things? Whether that's emailing, transcribing, meeting notes, agenda creation, whatever those 10 things are, that's where you get started. You get started with the things that you're tired of doing, so you can begin to outsource them. And it's from there you begin to think about tools. You begin to think about other things that you can begin to bring into your life life, like large language models or image generation or meeting note takers or anything of that, or our presentation builders. And from there, once you answer that question, what are the 10 things you're tired of doing? We then find a way for those solutions. Those problems have a solution. And artificial intelligence can be a way to help you, a way that you can learn more about it. I have a masterclass on AI that you can go to jrlesser.com aicourse if you comment masterclass below, I'll DM you a link and I'll also send you a discount code for you to be part of a masterclass community as we dive into artificial intelligence and ways that we can engage with AI that way. Cool. I like that. That's sick. That answers the question of.
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