I imagined this. I have no way to verify it's accurate.

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Becoming an AI Pro in 7 Steps

AI natives are taking over. Will you join them, or stick to rotary phones?

Sam Liang from Otter is appalled at my old-school transcription methods—running Voice Memos and manually transferring transcripts. He advocates switching to his company's advanced tools.


To become an AI native, embrace the new wave of productivity tools like Codex and Anthropic’s Cowork for task automation. Go voice mode; people hate writing anyway. Set up a sandbox with proper boundaries to avoid data mishaps. Share all your digital lives with AI to personalise outputs. Create voice guides for better tone consistency. And think across teams, integrating everyone's notes for greater insights.


Experimentation is key. Start complex tasks with well-calibrated requests, and tweak wording if you hit guardrails. These steps will make you so adept at AI that your colleagues might wonder about the human under the hood.

Original source:  https://www.wired.com/story/7-ways-to-get-so-good-at-ai-people-will-think-you-are-ai/
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