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We just published the AI Operator Job Index.
The data surprised even me.
Companies are hiring for this role. They just don't know what to call it yet.
Which means there's still a window to get ahead of it.
Full report link in the comments.
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psa: If you need this role - we've trained hundreds of these people over the last 6 months
we call them AI operators :)
Stripe just created a role that didn't exist 12 months ago (and they're paying multiple six figures for it)
It's called the Forward Deployed AI Accelerator.
They are hiring AI-native individuals to work directly with their marketing teams to fundamentally change how they work.
Each person will be assigned to a cohort of 20 marketers. Their job is to build custom AI tools and agents and coach each marketer until they are self-sufficient.
Basically, work with marketers until they automate their jobs.
Stripe's marketing org is betting that AI should not be an occasional tool but the default mode for all work.
But they also understand that most employees won't upskill themselves. They'll need someone who is embedded within their teams to build alongside them.
If you are AI-pilled, this is probably the role for you.
And this also gives a clear picture of where every organization within a company is heading.
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"I've heard from CEOs of large tech companies that 22-year-olds used to come in and get predictably 30% better each year.
For the first time these CEOs have [now] observed that the younger people are outperforming the older people as programmers."
- Sam Altman
kristin retweeted
If your RAG project doesn't start this way, you're doing it wrong ...
(RAG = retrieval augmented generation, aka how to build a chatgpt over your own data)
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Love seeing the "AI Ops" term starting to get traction in the market.
The next generation of businesses will be built and operated AI-first. Learning this new set of AI Ops skills is going to be essential.
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We held off on creating courses for 6 months because we didn't want to teach theory.
We wanted to figure out what you need to learn to successfully drive business outcomes with AI.
In the meantime, @kdowns_22 and I built up a 100+ pages of resources and videos with use cases, education and tutorials.
And put all of that into our membership.
We've built up a community, while continuing to do consulting and advising calls, and have been relentlessly working to build our own business, AI-first.
And now that we're designing our first course, it's hitting me just how much that's paid off.
Our first cohort will be focused on Prompting for AI Operations, the practices, skills and projects required to build AI powered businesses.
Real, business-value driving prompting. Based on how we at AIX take the tasks and strategies of our business and translate them into scalable systems with prompts.
I'm incredibly excited about the quality of the course we're putting out. And I don't think we would have gotten here had we not spent the time and done the work we've done in the past 6 months.
Will be dropping the pre-sale soon.
If you want to get your team and company to start feeling AI-first. This prompting course is designed for you.
Get on the waitlist: bit.ly/aixpromptcourse
Members will get first dibs. But we plan to open up more cohorts soon.
kristin retweeted
we learned so much in our member workshop today with @zapier from their product leaders on AI + Interfaces
⚡️ brb, building lots of cool AI powered automations
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Something non-obvious if you're not building in AI
GPT-4 consistently takes ~20s to give you a response when using the API
Most AI products aren't using the best AI models yet because the slowness basically make it unusable
We have updated our OpenAI API response time tracker page to include Azure OpenAI, Google Palm and Anthropic Claude!
gptforwork.com/tools/openai-…
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The small launch before the bigger stuff 👇
We now officially have a home page.
Go check us out: theaiexchange.com
(all in prep for some big things coming!!)
kristin retweeted
Awesome workshop with Erich from @Prompt_Perfect yesterday 🔥
We learned:
▪️ Popular & advanced use cases for the plugin
▪️His experience building a plugin, and how ChatGPT helped him build it!
▪️Where opportunities lie to build & have success with plugins
kristin retweeted
Thanks @yasser_elsaid_ for hosting a workshop on Building Custom Chatbots for our members today 🤩
For anyone looking for an easy way to build a custom chatbot for your website or company, you can make one in < 1 minute with Chatbase 🔥
kristin retweeted
A quick analysis of the new ChatGPT plugins launched 📊
1/ Way more are focused on commercial use cases for businesses or that benefit businesses
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Fun fact, my sister built this in about a weekend:
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Truly insane how quickly Copilot + ChatGPT make you feel like an engineering manager.
Just write clear requirements.
And do good code reviews.
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Someone tipped me onto this awesome shout-out of @theaiexchange from After Hours from HBS professors.
I like to think of what we’re doing as “AI R&D for the public”
And made me so happy to hear that’s landing ☺️
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AI will have a profound impact on what it means to create content.
And of course we're pushing the envelope. AIxBot debuted in our subscriber slack today ✨
Trained on our knowledge base. Your friendly bot to help you adopt AI in your business.
if you’re looking to deploy a weekend project for dirt cheap & extremely fast, checkout railway.app. couldn’t be easier to deploy a django app & postgres db
kristin retweeted
Heard of 6 more workplaces banning ChatGPT today.
I think it’s dumb. There are better options.
We spent the weekend adding a full guide on data privacy & ownership considerations w/ ChatGPT for @theaiexchange subscribers
Response has been: "this is exactly what I needed" "Can I share this with my whole team" "INCREDIBLE"
Comment below if you want a copy 👇




















