This resonates. I’m running a short, anonymous 10-question survey on the real costs of turning AI from “free to try” into something actually useful. If you’ve built or tried, I’d really value your input:
Yes to how this feels like learning so many micro (and not so micro) skills! Especially the whole thought that "you should learn to build an app with AI". Building an app involves so many skills: product, technology, UX, etc. Getting the FOMO to have to develop all these from scratch can be terrifying, and possibly not the highest probability way for those of us who weren't really into the business of building apps before AI came about to make money. But when nobody knows which skills will be the ones that have demand, the pressure to learn all of them is there.
This resonates. I’m running a short, anonymous 10-question survey on the real costs of turning AI from “free to try” into something actually useful. If you’ve built or tried, I’d really value your input:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSevkn3N6uouuWSO9lGZF8eQWNs7vyKeeyKU5Kn-VkJz9i-4DA/viewform?usp=header
Yes to how this feels like learning so many micro (and not so micro) skills! Especially the whole thought that "you should learn to build an app with AI". Building an app involves so many skills: product, technology, UX, etc. Getting the FOMO to have to develop all these from scratch can be terrifying, and possibly not the highest probability way for those of us who weren't really into the business of building apps before AI came about to make money. But when nobody knows which skills will be the ones that have demand, the pressure to learn all of them is there.
Your AI posts always resonate. This fatigue is so real!