We have got to stop saying that AI fluency is a technical skill. The moment we do, half of the population thinks they can't do it. The reality is that AI fluency is a social skill—it's about building trust and an understanding of limitations while clearly communicating needs.↗

I've been pushed to my limit. I don't trust closed source software anymore.↗

Everyone who's worked with AI a lot agrees: LLM's hallucinate. A LOT. But to this day, I see friends and family trusting ChatGPT blindly, whether it's is working off retrieved data or not. So, I made this. Share it with anyone who you think trusts AI too much.↗

If you're into collectables of any kind, you're probably familiar with the "Buy the seller" maxim. You usually have to trust who you're buying from before you can trust the item itself. The same thing is true when buying SaaS — especially if it's a service your business will be…↗