Have you asked any AI for fun such as learning a new hobby 😉😉😉

I asked Grok: “You have been the top drone instructor for 10 years. I want to learn how to fly drones in the USA. Tell me everything about learning it, flying drones, and maintenance. What skills do I need in order to learn it fast and fly safely, effectively, accurately? Any pre-requisite? Who will not learn properly? How to choose my first drone to learn? Where should I go to practice? Ask me clarifying questions before giving me answers. Think about your answers 3 times using different approaches before answering my questions.”

Answer by Grok: Hey there! I’m thrilled you’re interested in learning to fly drones—I’ve been teaching folks like you for over a decade, and it’s one of the most exciting hobbies (or careers) out there. But to give you the best, tailored advice on everything from getting started, building skills, staying safe, picking your first drone, finding practice spots, and even maintenance, I need to know a bit more about you first. That way, I can make sure my guidance fits your situation perfectly, especially with all the USA-specific rules and options.

Here are some clarifying questions—feel free to answer as many as you can:

Are you looking to fly drones just for fun (recreational), for work/money (commercial), or both?
How old are you? (This matters for FAA regs—like you gotta be at least 16 for commercial certification.)
Do you have any experience with remote-controlled stuff, like RC cars, planes, video games with flight sims, or even real aviation?
What’s your budget range for your first drone and any accessories?
Where in the USA are you located (city/state)? This helps with local practice spots and any state-specific rules.
What are your main goals with drones? Like, aerial photography, racing, mapping, just buzzing around for fun, or something else?
Any physical challenges, like vision issues or coordination stuff, that might affect learning?

Once you hit me back with these, I’ll dive into the full scoop—regs, skills, pre-reqs, who might struggle, drone picks, practice tips, flying techniques, maintenance, and how to learn fast and safe. Can’t wait.

It went on with more questions…

The answers by Grok were easy to understand and helpful. I got a glimpse of the learning curve, equipment, rules and regulations, etc…

I am satisfied with the process and answers.

What fun question(s) do you want to ask AI?

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