Using AI at Work

If AI tools are stressing you out… Remember this: Change is happening fast. New models like DeepSeek are coming up. This is a good thing for you. More choices mean better tools. Don’t let the options overwhelm you. When you choose a tool, focus on what works for you. Here are 5 tips to keep it simple: 1. Choose One Tool: ↳ Pick a tool that seems to fit your needs. ↳ Don’t waste time searching for the perfect one. 2. Spend 15 Minutes: ↳ Take a short time to explore the tool. ↳ You’ll learn the basics quickly. 3. Understand Common Features: ↳ Most AI tools have similar features. ↳ You won’t miss out by choosing one over another. 4. Don’t Stress Over Changes: ↳ The tech world changes fast. ↳ Embrace new updates as they come. 5. Keep Learning: ↳ Stay curious and keep exploring. ↳ The more you know, the better you can use the tools. Stay ahead in AI without the confusion. Listen to the Using AI at Work Podcast. You’ll find clear insights and tips. Stay focused. Stay curious. And keep moving forward. Share this to help others navigate the AI landscape.

Unlock your AI potential. Customizing ChatGPT can change your work. Most people miss out on its power. Marketers lead in using AI. Other fields lag behind. HR, sales, and product teams use ChatGPT. They don’t know how to maximize it. Custom instructions make a big difference. Tweaking memory helps the AI remember your needs. Fine-tuning responses takes it to the next level. Why does this matter? Simple. Customizing ChatGPT helps you: ☑ Get better results ☑ Save time ☑ Improve communication ☑ Boost creativity Next time you use ChatGPT: → Personalize your prompts → Adjust settings → Explore new features Unlock the real power of AI in your work. Tune in to Using AI at Work Podcast.

Real-world experience makes you better at using AI. In the latest episode of the Using AI at Work podcast, Angie Carel explores why those with deep life and career experience often get the most out of generative AI. The key to using AI effectively isn’t just technical know-how—it’s communication, critical thinking, and creativity, all of which come from lived experiences. The more you’ve navigated challenges, solved problems, and adapted in the real world, the better you can guide AI to generate truly valuable insights and outcomes.

The real value of AI isn’t in understanding neural networks—it’s in applying AI to real business workflows. In the latest episode of the Using AI at Work podcast, we explore why traditional AI education focused on deep learning and neural networks doesn’t always help most businesses. The biggest efficiency gains don’t come from knowing the technical details; they come from translating AI into practical, task-based workflows. For companies looking to maximize AI’s impact, the key is starting with real-world applications, not just theory.

AI isn’t just an IT function—it’s a marketing superpower. In the latest Using AI at Work podcast episode, Angie Carel breaks down a common misconception: AI isn’t just for IT. Marketers often grasp generative AI faster because they work across text, visuals, and data every day. While IT builds the infrastructure, marketing teams are leading the charge in AI-powered content, automation, and engagement. The challenge? Bridging the gap to unlock AI’s full potential across the business.

The hardest part of AI isn’t learning the tools—it’s knowing where to use them. In the latest Using AI at Work podcast episode, we explore why industry expertise matters more than tech skills when adopting AI. The real challenge isn’t understanding how AI works—it’s knowing how to apply it effectively in your business. Leaders who deeply understand their operations are in the best position to use AI strategically. That’s why we work with leadership teams to demystify AI and position it as a tool for enhancement, not just automation.

Experience matters more than tech skills when using AI effectively. In the latest episode of the Using AI at Work podcast, Angie Carel shares why seasoned professionals—yes, even retirees—often get better results with generative AI than recent grads. It’s not just about knowing the tech; it’s about communication, strategic thinking, and industry expertise. Those who bring deep career experience to the table can use AI for far more than just generating content. They leverage it for insights, predictions, and high-level strategy.

Feeling overwhelmed by all the AI tools out there? Segovia Smith breaks down how to actually connect AI tools to solve real business problems—without the confusion. It’s not about knowing every feature; it’s about building the right system that works for YOU.

The real competition isn’t AI—it’s the next generation of workers who know how to use it. In the latest Using AI at Work podcast episode, we discussed how the younger generation and global talent armed with AI tools are poised to reshape the job market. It’s not about losing your job to AI—it’s about losing it to someone who knows how to use AI better, faster, and smarter. The question is: are you prepared to keep up?

What if AI could adapt to your unique learning style? In the latest Using AI at Work podcast episode, we explored how AI models are transforming education by learning how we learn. Whether you prefer podcasts, books, or tools like immersive readers that tailor formatting to your needs, AI is creating personalized learning experiences like never before.