As your first steps, if you aren’t using AI in your daily life, you’re already falling behind. I wanna give you guys 4 must have AI apps. All of them have free plans. As of right now, Notebook LM is completely free with full functionality, until further notice. Here are the links to make it simple for you: Here are the official websites—URLs—for the AI tools you asked about: https://chatgpt.com/ https://claude.ai/ https://www.perplexity.ai/join/p/paypal-subscription (This link will give you a free Pro account for 12 months if you don’t already have a paid account. Set up a free account first, sign into it in your phone, then hit this link) https://notebooklm.google.com/ I will be posting exercises that I want you guys to try just to get you familiar with some of these tools and if you learn to use them, I promise you you’ll never go back to life without them! Let’s get it!

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Beginning this fall in Beijing, and likely soon across more of China, children as young as six years old will be required to receive at least eight hours a year of AI education. That means toddlers, fresh out of kindergarten, are being ushered straight into the digital world, learning coding logic, machine learning basics, hands-on projects, responsible use, and algorithmic thinking. The Chinese Ministry of Education ain’t playing. This push comes from a clear national ambition to build an army of AI-aware, AI-literate citizens from the ground up, creating a steady pipeline of talent that can compete with, and eventually lead, the next wave of global technology. In cities like Hangzhou, they not waiting for permission or public debate. AI education there is already mandatory for both primary and secondary students, with local schools choosing whether to make it a stand-alone course or blend it into science and technology classes. The message is simple, AI ain’t an elective anymore, it’s a foundation. Meanwhile, Here in America… We still arguing about whether kids should even use AI. We still worried ChatGPT is “cheating.” We still fighting over whether technology gonna replace teachers instead of asking how it can empower them. While we dragging our feet, China sprinting, not just building AI tools but teaching the mindset behind them before kids even lose their baby teeth. And let’s be real, this ain’t just about education, it’s about power. The nation that understands, builds, and controls AI early will shape the global economy, security, and innovation for the next 50 years. A Call to Action for America and for Us If six-year-olds in China learning AI, and our ten-year-olds still trying to find the Wi-Fi password, we setting ourselves up to play ocatch-up in a world that ain’t slowing down for nobody. Let’s flip the question. Not “Should we teach kids AI?” but “How fast can we start?” Here’s where we begin: 1. Start AI literacy early. Make it a normal part of elementary education. Kids already curious, we just need to guide that curiosity with purpose. 2. Train teachers, not just coders. The classroom should be where kids learn to ask why AI works, not just how to use it. 3. Bridge the tech gap in Black and brown communities. Every child deserves equal access to this future, not just the ones in Silicon Valley or private schools. 4. Build community-led AI programs. We can’t wait for the government to move. Local organizations, churches, and after-school programs can step up now. 5. Teach ethics alongside algorithms. Power without principles leads to exploitation. AI without empathy leads to control.

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I was on X this morning and I ran across an awesome resource and I wanted to share it with you guys. This is the complete Alex Hormozi knowledge base (In case you don’t know who this guy is, he is one of the best business advertising gurus in the game and he gives a massive amount of information and content away for free every day through all of his social channels). When I say his complete knowledge base, I don’t mean all of his stuff, because this guy puts out a massive amount of content, but his three books he has written, and all of the resources that are included with them are supposed to be contained in this notebook. Not sure if you guys recently got to participate in his webinar and the launch of his latest book ‘$100M Money Models’. Well, it was a marathon. He went for two days and they were about nine hours each day. They were very informative. I actually purchased one of his packages which will allow me to give away 200 of his books to whom I choose. I am still trying to figure out what the criteria is going to be for me to give away the books. Any suggestions? Maybe those that participate the most, engaging with other members and bringing value to our community? I don’t know, we’ll see. But if you guys don’t know about NotebookLM, go into our education portal to learn about it. Make sure you download it and start using this awesome AI tool to accelerate your learning and index your information so that you can access the answers when you need them without having to search for them. Link: https://notebooklm.google.com/notebook/f99eb1ba-787f-4e00-95ac-d2d523db7395?authuser=6 Disclaimer: The guy I got this from, Miko’s Lab, in Telegram, you can choose to join is channel or not. I am not endorsing nor discouraging you from joining.. I can’t vouch for him personally, I can only say that he made a valuable resource available, and I wanted to share it with all of you.