Locked it in. First live session: 📅 Thursday, May 14 🕖 7 PM Pacific ⏱️ 2 hours 💻 Zoom (link posted here 30 min before) Topic: Beyond the chatbot — what AI actually does in 2026 that 90% of people haven't figured out yet. RSVP on the Calendar tab. Bring questions.

If AI can do 80% of your job at 10% of the cost — what's the play? A) Use it to do 10x more work B) Use it to work less C) Find something AI can't do (good luck) D) Start your own thing before your boss figures it out No wrong answer. Vote in the comments and say why.

Intro thread. Drop a comment with: 1. What you do (job, side project, whatever) 2. How you're using AI right now 3. What you wish you knew how to do with AI that you don't yet No judgment, no wrong answers. This is where we meet each other. I'll go first in the replies.

Hey, welcome to AI Psychology. Quick context on what this is and why you're here: You've used ChatGPT. Maybe Claude. You can write prompts, generate images, get summaries. The basics. But you're probably sensing what most people miss: there's a massive gap between "I use a chatbot" and "I use AI." And that gap is where all the real leverage lives — agents that do actual work, automation that runs while you sleep, workflows the pros haven't posted to Reddit yet, and the uncomfortable questions nobody wants to answer. That's what we're here to figure out, together. What's coming: → Weekly live rooms (Zoom) — working through what's real, what's hype, what changes this week → Weekly written briefing — the 3 things you actually need to know → A real community of people who use this stuff daily First live session: locking the date this week. I'll post it in the Calendar. For now — drop a comment: 1. What do you actually do? (job / life / whatever) 2. What's your biggest unanswered question about AI right now? I read every one. Let's go.