Hey fam. I finally launched something I’ve been working on behind the scenes — my AI Literacy for the Workplace training. It’s a 90-minute session designed specifically for non-technical teams who want to understand AI in a simple, clear, and practical way. No overwhelm. No jargon. Just what everyday employees actually need to feel confident using AI safely at work. I built this because so many people tell me they feel lost when it comes to AI. And companies are moving fast — employees deserve real guidance, not pressure. If you’re curious, here’s the outline + details:👉 training.aiwithwhit.com If you know an organization, school, or team that could benefit from this, feel free to share it with them. And if you have feedback or ideas for future sessions, I’m always open. Thanks for always supporting my work.

Hey fam. I’m sliding into your feed with my win of the week because this one deserves its own little victory dance. I built a fully working voice agent using ElevenLabs… and yeah. I got it running on a real website. Try it here! Here’s what I pulled off: • Created a custom voice in ElevenLabs that actually sounds natural and conversational• Set up real-time mode so the agent doesn’t pause like it’s buffering in 2008 • Hooked the whole thing up to a website, so it’s not just a demo. It lives online now • Added the essential call-center flow components I always talk about. greeting, acknowledgment, empathy when needed, willingness to assist, verification rules, clarification, resolution, and a clean closing • And I kept human-in-the-loop at the center. I controlled the tone, the logic, and the boundaries so it stays aligned with real-world standards This one felt good because I wasn’t just “playing with AI.” I actually built something you could hand to a business and say, here, this works. That’s my win for the week.What about you? Drop yours below, even if it’s tiny. We celebrate every door cracked open in this HAUS. 🏠💜

This is too good not to share! 🤯🍌 (sound ON 🔊) If you thought infographics were great…wait until you see an animated infographic. Workflow: GeminiApp → Nano Banana Pro for the infographic → Veo to animate it. Nano Banana 2 prompt: "Create an infographic that explains the phases of the day perfect for a Black 6 year old girl, and in the style of: Distinctive claymation with wide expressive mouths, googly eyes, and charming humor. Matte clay textures, handcrafted props, and warm, practical set lighting define the look." Veo prompt: "Bring this image to life. Animate each little scene."

The AfroTech 2025 Vault is officially open 🚀 I curated and uploaded 8+ full sessions from this year’s conference — packed with game-changing insights on AI, business, wealth, and creativity. Here’s a peek at what’s inside 👇🏽 💻 Ethical AI Management — with Salesforce’s Dr. Rachel Gillum 🤖 The Agent Economy: How AI Agents Are Reshaping Work (PwC) ⚙️ AWS Gen AI Essentials Certification 🌐 Website in a Weekend: No-Code Tools to Bring Your Ideas Online 💼 Building Wealth to Live the Life You Love (ETRADE)* 🧠 Win With Black Women: Lessons in Digital Innovation 💬 Democracy in the World of AI (Stacey Abrams) 🌍 The Future of Us (Baratunde Thurston) 👉🏽 One-time access: $25 You’ll get immediate entry to the full classroom, forever. This is for my builders, dreamers, and doers who want to apply what was shared at AfroTech — not just watch it.

Hey HAUS fam 👋🏽 If you’ve got kids or teens using ChatGPT for homework, learning, or… you know, asking 700 random questions a day, this one’s for you. ChatGPT quietly rolled out Parental Controls, and it’s actually solid. Here’s how to turn it on: 1. Open your Settings They’ve moved a few things around recently, so make sure you’re in the updated menu. 2. Tap “Parental Controls” This is where you manage how your child interacts with ChatGPT — safety levels, allowed content, and overall oversight. 3. Select “Add Family Member” This lets you create a kid-friendly account with the right protections, while still letting them use AI for learning, studying, creativity, and fun. Why this matters Kids are curious by nature. This gives them a safe space to explore AI without you having to hover or worry. You get control. They get freedom. Win–win. Do y’all want an age-by-age guide on recommended settings? If so, comment GUIDE and I’ll put it together for the community.