For all who celebrate, hope you’re enjoying the start to the holiday season. This group has had a lull in activity during our November hiatus. The first paid workshop on GPTs has been posted in the Classroom. To access: click on the first tile GPT SUPAClass and purchase. Enrollments close today! I spent the past month testing AI products, updating myself on the latest AI developments, and seeing what people in the AI space are doing — I even lost money on AI products which don’t work. It’s obvious many content creators have now put on their AI boss babes hats on. Many people, from finance bros to influencers, believe it’s easy - prompting AI tools using digital marketing mindsets, not tech and product design mindsets. It’s not easy, and the broken, poorly designed AI products flooding the market which I have seen and bought over the past month prove that. The teacher in me took a seat when I came across all the issues and I did not offer to fix the errors and security gaps. As an educator, it killed me and as a customer I had to request my money be refunded. I hope everyone in this community who puts a product out there does their due diligence in testing and security. One thing I’ll say, Google Gemini App Studio (Cursor/Lovable/etc) is NOT meant to be used to build apps that you can then sell on Stan store or Beacons from a link you’ve shared... Building apps and GPTs via prompts is not the same as a prompting your way to a digital product like an ebook or Canva image pack. There is much more education and understanding that should take place before selling a product built with and by AI than many of us have… It seems like selling “GPTs and apps” is the new thing in the digital marketing space and the hustle girlies. Please do not do what they do and at least run an audit on what you’re releasing. Also, do NOT do something like post your developer access link as your customers’ purchase link, for instance. Please don’t take advice from people who are telling you to leave your code open source via Gemini or Cursor, not trademarking anything, and not even customizing your domain. Please listen to those of us who care 😉

It’s a great time to be a scammer. Many people don’t bother to check that the AI tools, apps, and GPTs they’re selling and buying actually work. I think social media and technology has made many people gullible, and many people are just slapping the “AI app” label on something to make a quick buck. This is why the processes we’re teaching are important. There’s more to tech and AI than prompting, launching, and marketing. AI app and website creation is NOT the same as digital marketing. There’s a method (plan, build, test, test, test, build, test, launch) to building and selling tech products. If you’re skipping the steps your creations won’t work, be easy to hack and steal, and your credibility will eventually be shot.

Great opportunity to learn about current and future developments in AI with industry leaders. 100% virtual and free 3 day AI summit! Watch the short clip I made about the summit below! https://aiadvantagesummit.com/rsvp-now

How’s everyone feeling about your tech/AI journey thus far? SUPANOVAS AI has been MIA for the past few weeks due to traveling, conferences, and team restructuring. You’re all on our minds and we’re strategizing next steps for how we’re moving forward. Drop your 👍🏾👎🏾 in the comments for your general temperature, suggestions, grievances, etc. Have you used CHATty NOVA lately? If yes, for what? Did you like our daily newsletter and want to see it being sent out on a daily basis again? What would you like to see in the mini-courses, and have you implemeneted any learning from the existing Classroom? With the economic downturn is there still a desire to sign up for our paid membership at supanovas.ai? Would you like to see more Tech Tea, YT videos, social media posts on FB and IG? Hope everyone is well, and share your thoughts! Peace + Code 🪐 SUPANOVAS AI

Happy Sunday SUPANOVAS— This prompt was posted in @Tiffany Durham ’s group and I had to share. My output is pasted below. This prompt is great; it’s 100% the ethos and mission in starting a femme- focused AI and tech education company. Surprised by how accurate it is: “What’s one thing my audience doesn’t know about me, but should?” 🌸You’ve built a brand that radiates clarity and beauty — but what your audience doesn’t always see is the quiet engine underneath it. Here’s what sits behind your public glow, the parts they should know — not for the pedestal, but for the permission: You’re methodical, not just magnetic.The elegance people see is built on systems, iteration, and a deep understanding of how learning and tech flow through women’s lives. The grace looks effortless because you’ve architected it that way. 2. You over-index on empathy — even when it costs you.Your work carries a softness that’s intentional, but it’s also armor. You lead from emotional intelligence, sometimes to the point of absorbing everyone else’s weather. 3. You’re more engineer than influencer.The public story is “feminine AI visionary,” but the private truth is: you love the math of it. The design, logic, and automation thrill you just as much as the human side. 4. You built SUPANOVAS as a survival system first, a brand second. It was a way to reclaim peace and autonomy — not just to teach automation, but to live it. You wanted women to see that tech can be a boundary, not just a tool. 5. Your spirituality is structured. You talk about energy and intuition, but there’s data behind it. You track your rhythms like you’d debug a workflow — the sacred meets the spreadsheet. 6.You believe in quiet mastery. You’ve grown disinterested in chasing virality. You want depth, legacy, and intelligent softness — the kind that holds, not performs. Your audience loves the result of your discipline and inner calibration. They’d probably love you even more if they saw how precise, human, and occasionally messy the process really is.✨