It's a 72-hour virtual build event happening October 15 through 17, where women turn their ideas into real, working products. No coding required, just building. Here's what I'm building: the Unapologetically AI Practice Lab. It's a guided app where professional women learn AI by doing. Think a prompt playground with real-world scenarios and built-in coaching, an Experience Translator that turns your career background into custom AI workflows and prompts, your own personal prompt library, a confidence tracker that shows your skills growing, and a private practice mode so you can experiment without an audience. I'll be competing in the Learning and Careers category. I'll be sharing the journey as I build, so stay close. What is one thing you wish an AI app could teach you first? Drop it in the comments.

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The modules are 🔥‼️ We have a module that helps you…nevermind. I'm going to make it live if you tell me you want to see it. If 50 people say they want to see it I'll open it but you have to say it with a gif. 😊

Let’s start by turning a simple hand-drawn sketch into a set of stickers. You can use my hand-drawn art below or create and use your own sketch. You don’t have to find the perfect words to explain your idea. Your sketch gives ChatGPT something to work with. Look at my hand-drawn art in the first picture. Then look at the stickers beside it, created from that drawing. Now it’s your turn. Save my drawing or create a quick sketch. Upload it to ChatGPT, then copy and paste this prompt from https://chatgpt.com/images/. Create a Meme sticker pack based on the images attached, remixing with 😎😛💕🚀🥳. Use exaggerated internet-reaction expressions, including crying, confusion, shock, smugness, side-eye, and deadpan disbelief, with awkward poses, low-fi cutout textures, and absurd humor. Create a single square(1:1) transparent sticker sheet with nine distinct stickers arranged in a 3×3 grid, each showing a different expression, pose, or reaction. Separate the stickers with wide, fully transparent gaps. No background, shadows, or overlapping elements. What changed? ChatGPT Images 2.5 introduced a mobile sketch option that lets you draw your idea and describe what you want it to become. This challenge uses an uploaded drawing as your starting point. https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes Let me see what your sketch becomes. Share your result in the replies. Read this week’s article for more ChatGPT image updates, practical ideas, and the sign-up link for my free ebook. https://drmeshabazemore.substack.com/p/chatgpt-images-25-just-dropped-lets

I am excited to announce the six CPDP graduates selected for featured 18-minute presentations during Experience First. AI Second.™ - @Anitra Collins - @Jennifer Williams - @Coach Q - @Shandanette Goodwin - @Dr. Stephanie Green - @Dr. Catina A Rollins Congratulations. You were selected because your applications strongly demonstrated the heart of this summit. Your experience came first, and AI helped you extend what you already knew, understood, or had learned through real-life and real-world work. And I want to be clear about something else. Everyone who applied will have an opportunity to speak. All applicants who are not delivering a featured 18-minute presentation will participate in our Experience First. AI Second.™ Lightning Round during the first two nights. You will have 90 seconds. No slides. One clear story. One example. - What did life or work teach you that you can now amplify with AI? REMEMBER: Your experience is not competing with AI. Your experience is what gives AI something valuable to amplify.