I am starting to see how job roles are changing. Some are getting automated, some new ones are coming up. However, the difference this time is that new jobs are somewhat a merging of roles. For instance, many technical roles are merging into "AI Engineering" and a lot of sales-related roles are merging into "Go-to-Market Engineering"

Don't fall for those trying to scare you to think you are late to the AI game. The AI ecosystem is still evolving. My focus this week is to level set on where we are with AI. Which of these types of AI are you familiar with?

I started this community as a way to bring experts and enthusiasts together to collaborate and build tools and systems to help us survive and thrive in this new AI world. There is alot going on in the AI industry at the moment. Which of these have you heard about or familiar with?

As an AI builder, I understand the important of using the right tools for the right task. For instance, I love using Claude Code for coding, but it's can get really slow many times. As I have identified a *PROBLEM* in my workflow, I have look and found alternatives that deliver better speed, tho with a somewhat lesser quality. The message here is that an Operator isn't bound to one tool, but leverages any number of tools so long as it delivers and improves your workflow.

I heard a quote somewhere and it stuck with me, "the best AI strategy is your non-AI strategy". I came up with this framework to help me in my ai coding. I discovered that having a Problem-first approach, where I have some idea of what problem am solving along with following best principles helped me get more done with AI tools. Checkout the "Classroom" tab for more information