Jen Gaudet says the best way to overcome AI fear is to use it hands-on, starting small with tools that feel safe. She warns against putting private or proprietary information into public apps, and shares what she's learned from talking about AI on LinkedIn every week for a year and a half.
Questions this video answers
A kinesthetic learner.
Every single week.
About a year and a half.
November 14, 2024.
Chapters
I was so anti tag, it's not funny.
And this forced the issue.
And the only way to get comfortable is to do it. You have to do it.
So just reading.
And learning is, is fine. But for, for me, I'm a kinesthetic learner, so I had to test. And so that's what that meant for me and for my clients because I'm, I'm, I'm constantly talking about AI, talk about AI on LinkedIn every single week and have done so for a year and a half now. And why do we do that? Because you have to start somewhere. If you're afraid of.
It, learn about.
It, read about it.
Test it, test.
It in the way that you feel comfortable.
Don't put any.
Private information into a public app and you know nothing that's proprietary.
But you have to start using.
It to get comfortable with it.
And most people.
Do learn better when they do and they experience and they, and they play with it to find what, what works for them.
So that's.
Kind of the breaking it down on a, on a meta level, how I did it. I don't know if it's helpful for everyone who's watching, but, I mean, that's, that's my recommendation. Just get in there.