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“Viewer blamed for poor AI use; instructional steps given; follow request on non-product content.”
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“You're bad at AI because you keep trying to use it.”
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0:00You're bad at AI because you keep trying to use it.
0:04You type make me a pricing page and you get this
0:07generic garbage and you're able to decide
0:11AI is broken. It's not. You just never onboarded it. You would never hire a new
0:18employee and hand them a project on day one and
0:21just walk off. They don't know your business yet.
0:26AI is the same. So before you ask it anything next time, paste this exact
0:32thing right here. And here's the main part that
0:36everybody gets wrong. When AI gives you something
0:40bad, you just start bossing it around. Make it shorter. Make it punchier.
0:46That's the slow way and you'll actually correct it like 10 different times
0:51and you're still gonna hate the output it gives you. AI doesn't need more
0:55orders. It needs more context. So tell it who you are, who your
1:01business is, who it's working for, and what good
1:04actually looks like up front. And it's going to be able to
1:08get it right the first time. And that's going to be the difference
1:12between fighting AI and actually using it. So if you want to
1:16learn how to run your business, follow along to learn AI every single
1:21day.
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