A few weeks ago, I ruffled some feathers on social media. I said, “Telling people you wrote your book with AI is like telling people you ran a marathon with your car.” 

Wow. People took umbrage with that statement. And while I stand by what I said, I thought it would be a good idea to talk to an AI expert. So I reached out to Bryan McAnulty of Heights Platform to see me (or everyone else) straight. And you know what he told me? 

We’re all doing it wrong. We shouldn’t use AI as a proxy for Google. We should use it as an actual assistant. And for that, we need to give it a ton of context.

Top Takeaways

• Instead of thinking of AI as a tool, think of it as an instrument. You need to learn how to play it and personalize it to play your kind of music. 
• In the long run, you won’t be able to use AI to cheat, because what makes your content unique is your personal experiences. 
• Since AI works on how you train it, You can have as many AI assistants as you want. It doesn’t just have to be one.

Show Notes

• Bryan McAnulty
• Obsidian
• Smart Connections
• Copilot
• Cortex Podcast
• All the News from Open AI's First Developer Conference
• Heights Platform
• Creator Climb

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