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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a tool — no different in spirit from a hammer, a screwdriver, or a saw. It’s just built for a different kind of work: instead of wood and nails, it helps you build with words and ideas. Under the hood, it helps organize digital information, all the way up to and including coding software. I view AI as more of a consultant that you tell what to do, and it does it. You become the designer, the choreographer, the playwright, the editor, or the architect. You are the boss, and AI is the tireless employee — once you know how to communicate with it, correct it, and recognize when it’s straying off course. You can redirect it to do what you want and make sure it doesn’t do what it wants. I explain not only the different uses for AI, but how to direct it so it sticks closer to the script — so you don’t waste time while building the tools you need to make yourself more productive and AI-savvy.
