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The fundamental difference between two individuals is the order of their priorities. – at Paradise Valley, AZ
I built a working AI product—APIs, live site, and all—WITHOUT knowing how to build one or doing much keyboard work.
Using only @ChatGPT, ChatGPT Sites & @WisprFlow, it took about four days and under $20—vs. a $3,500 developer quote.
Give it a try at: ask.dailyliving.ai/
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Built my first app ever in @ChatGPT give it a try!
#famouspeople #chatgpt #interviews – at Flagstaff, AZ
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I actually built an app and almost never touched my keyboard. Talked ChatGPT through the whole thing!
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What would you ask Leonardo da Vinci?
About the notebooks full of ideas the world wasn't ready to build for another 400 years?
Ask him, or anyone else from history. Get early access, free: dailyliving.ai/ask?utm_campa…
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What would you ask Jane Austen?
About writing some of the sharpest social commentary ever put on paper, without ever putting her own name on it.
Ask her, or anyone else from history. Get early access, free: dailyliving.ai/ask?utm_campa…
🤖 Made with AI
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What would you ask Harriet Tubman?
About the fear she had to walk through anyway, again and again, for other people's freedom.
Ask her, or anyone else from history. Get early access, free: dailyliving.ai/ask?utm_campa…
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What would you ask Ronald Reagan?
About a decision made under more pressure than most of us will ever face.
Ask him, or anyone else from history. Get early access, free: dailyliving.ai/ask?utm_campa…
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What would you ask Julia Child?
About the dish that failed the first six times. Or the one that changed everything.
Ask her, or anyone else from history. Get early access, free: dailyliving.ai/ask?utm_campa…
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What would you ask George Washington?
Not about the cherry tree. About the doubt, the pressure, the real man behind the portrait.
Ask him, or anyone else from history. Get early access, free: dailyliving.ai/ask?utm_campa…
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What would you ask George Washington?
Not about the cherry tree. About the doubt, the pressure, the real man behind the portrait.
Ask him, or anyone else from history. Get early access, free: dailyliving.ai/ask?utm_campa…
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These are just a few of the minds you can ask. Ask a Famous Mind is a free AI tool that lets you interview anyone from history, grounded in the real record, not invented.
Get early access, free: dailyliving.ai/ask?utm_campa…
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Betsy Ross asked AI to help arrange the stars on the flag.
The AI had 47 opinions. She had one flag.
Jefferson and Revere tried it too 👉 dailyliving.ai/p/america-s-f…
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My newsletter's click-to-open rate is in the top 5% of all beehiiv newsletters! 🎯 DailyLiving.ai
via @beehiiv – at Flagstaff, AZ
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Arnie Kuenn retweeted
Great line from @shellypalmer that I’ll paraphrase - AI shouldn’t be a ghostwriter, it should be a sparring partner.
Best way to keep your job isn’t to dismiss AI. It’s to engage with it and find where it’s wrong.
In order for AI to know it’s wrong, you have to spend a lot of time building context and rules before you use it.
Which is something that 99 pct of people have no clue how to do. And unless you are in a tech company, there is the same probability that the boss(es) above you have no clue what I’m talking about.
And in business, AI never knows the consequences of its actions. It doesn’t have judgement. That’s left to you
If you learn how to get the best out of AI. How to challenge AI , like it was a competitive coworker or consultant, and how to bring judgement and the ability to explain in a manner your peers and bosses understand, you will thrive.
If you just regurgitate what AI gives you, you will be fired.
A man with no biology degree built a cancer vaccine for his dog using ChatGPT. It worked.
Today's newsletter has that story, plus 6 AI prompts you'll actually use.
Read it here👉 dailyliving.ai/p/openai-want…
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One AI finished in the 78th percentile out of 25 million March Madness brackets. None of them picked the right champion.
Here is what that tells us about using AI as a thinking partner: dailyliving.ai/p/i-tested-ch…
#ArtificialIntelligence #MarchMadness #AI
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