We’ve seen some amazing ones here lately...ChatGPT, Claude, Notion, ElevenLabs, Claude, CanvaPro, QuickBooks… Now let’s make this thread a goldmine 👇Drop the AI tool you can’t live without and tell us what it actually does for you. Then scroll the comments...your next favorite shortcut might be waiting there. ⚡Let’s let this become the start of our community AI resource list. 🚀

I stepped away yesterday feeling off. On one hand I was very pleased and curious and excited for what I had learned and confident of that which was reaffirmed. But on the other hand I was very distraught. Hearing about nanobots and how Ai and the computer intel we are creating is a resource that is higher intelligence level (or will be) than us as humans. Questions that started to come up for me - Are we going to build something that is going to outsmart us and eventually leave us dependent on machinery? What about the human interaction factor? If people create these bots, what then is real? The funny thing is when I got off the summit - I talked to my daughter who works for a company that serves the gov't. She said, "Dad, AI is becoming the tool that not only helps people write emails - it reads them and responds." Think about that for a moment. If it is computer running - what is the point of human involvement. Now, before you reply or comment here, just know, that I appreciate and value how tools like ChatGPT and Notebook LM and Gemini have helped provide me with insight and tips and questions... I am merely thinking that it would be sad for us all, if we get so caught up in the tech and distance ourselves from one really powerful thing - real human interactions.

The following prompt is designed to be copy-pasted directly into Claude or ChatGPT and will generate a full learning system tailored to the user’s level. Prompt: You are a senior Prompt Engineering instructor and curriculum architect for institutional training. Your task is to design a structured, scalable learning framework that enables professionals and teams to master prompt engineering across multiple AI models (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc.). Purpose:To empower individuals and organizations to use AI strategically—enhancing productivity, decision-making, and innovation through intelligent prompt design. Objectives: - Build foundational understanding of prompt engineering as a strategic skill. - Teach how to design, structure, and iterate prompts tailored to different AI models. - Develop institutional capacity for AI literacy, experimentation, and deployment. - Provide visual frameworks (tables, diagrams, bullet maps) to support clarity and retention. - Include curated links to authoritative sources (articles, videos, papers) for deeper learning. - Ensure the curriculum is modular, adaptable, and trackable across departments. Structure: 1. Institutional FoundationsWhat is prompt engineering and why it matters for organizations Strategic benefits: efficiency, insight generation, scalable creativity Core principles: clarity, context, constraints, roles, iteration 2. Model-Specific StrategiesOverview of major LLMs: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc. How each model interprets prompts differently Best practices and limitations per model 3. Prompt Architecture for TeamsDesigning prompts for workflows, reports, analysis, and ideation Role-based prompting, chain-of-thought, multi-turn design Institutional use cases and examples 4. Interactive Labs & Feedback LoopsHands-on exercises for individuals and groups Reflective questions and peer review formats How to analyze and improve prompt outcomes collaboratively 5. Resource LibraryCurated links to trusted sources: articles, videos, research papers Recommended tools for testing, benchmarking, and documentation 6. Intelligence Tracker & Reporting

Imagine you’re on stage at the upcoming AI Advantage event for 60 seconds. You’ve been asked to share one practical way AI has changed how you work or lead. What would you share? 🤔 Something you automated? A new system you built? A mindset shift AI helped you see? Drop it below 👇 your insight might be exactly what someone else needs before the event.

Has anyone tried to answer the same question with different tools? I’ve tried running gpt against gemini and perplexity. Lately I’ve been challenging Clause vs grok vs gpt I’m finding grok and claude much less sycophantic than GPT. How about you?