Ep 113 – Your AI Primer: Seven Confidence-Building Tips
Instead of treating AI as complicated technology, Cary encourages listeners to think of it as an “amazing intern” that can help execute clearly defined tasks.
Instead of treating AI as complicated technology, Cary encourages listeners to think of it as an “amazing intern” that can help execute clearly defined tasks.
Cary sits down with Ryan Thompson, a Colorado real estate business owner who has gone from using ChatGPT to write blogs to building AI-powered systems that help run and grow his business.
Episode Summary In this episode, Cary talks about the difference between work that is created by AI and work that is executed by AI. He shares a personal example of using Claude to take his own recorded thoughts, pull the transcript from Descript, shape it into an article using his own writing rules and style, and prepare it […]
Episode Summary In this listener mailbag episode, Cary answers questions from listeners about how to get more practical with ChatGPT. He talks through where to find useful AI training, how to “just talk to it” using his four-part framework, and how someone working alone can use ChatGPT as a brainstorming partner. The big message is […]
In this episode of The ChatGPT Experiment, Cary walks through three simple ways to personalize tools like ChatGPT and Claude so they feel more useful, relevant, and tailored to how you work. He covers custom instructions, memory, and connectors or sources, explaining how each one can help you get better answers, cut down on annoying habits, […]
Here is a recording I made from the road in between workshops. I discuss a productivity gap I’m seeing more and more and how to break out of it.
In this episode, Cary shares a keynote-style talk about how to think about AI without getting overwhelmed. He compares AI to a capable intern: adaptable, available, and ready to help, but only as useful as the direction you give it.
Cary Weston welcomes back Greg Howe, founder of Gimme Info, to hellp explain what two common AI terms are: agents and vibe coding.
Cary shares a quick follow-up to last week’s episode about using a scoring matrix for writing. After a listener asked for a real example and template, he put together a sample document and article that listeners can download from the website or find in the show notes.
In this solo episode, Cary introduces a practical way to use ChatGPT as a consistent review and scoring tool for work you produce or evaluate over and over again.