Paul Barnhurst says the problem isn't AI tools, it's how you use them. Learn to break down your workflows and document your processes so AI understands what you need. Pick any tool and focus on building systems that work, not chasing the latest software.
If you can't get benefit from them, that's a you problem, not an AI problem. People learn how to orchestrate workflows, learn how to break apart your workflows, your processes, to write documentation that a system can use to be able to understand context. That's going to apply to different levels in different ways with all of the AI tools. So pick the tool you're gonna learn with. Yes, are some better than others? They're all good. You can get benefit from all of them. I don't care if it's Copilot, I don't care if it's Meta, I don't care which one it is. I'm gonna close with that. It's a you problem, people.
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