№ 02 — A three-part series
3-part series · starts Thu Jun 11A three-part series. One hour each, three nights, hands-on. Free. The premise: the hard part of AI isn't learning the tool — tools get easier every month. The hard part is changing how you work, and that's where the leverage is. Bring your laptop and a research question you actually care about; we'll use it live.
What you'll walk out with
Three nights. Live. On Google Meet.
You'll leave knowing which AI to reach for when, with a new habit, and with a workflow you built around your own research question — capped by an audio overview you can listen to on the drive home.
What we'll cover
The tools get easier every month. The leverage is in how you work, not which app you open. We'll look at Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT, and DeepSeek — which one for which job — and the one habit that triples your output overnight.
Often the best prompt is the one you don't write. We'll go multi-modal, plug AI into your browser, and feel what changes when AI thinks alongside you instead of just for you. Laptop open the whole time — every move, you try it yourself.
Bring a real problem you've been meaning to dig into. We'll refine it with Claude, run it through a multi-tool workflow, and turn it into an audio overview you can listen to on the drive home.
How it works
Hands-on the whole way. I demo a move, you try it on your laptop with your own question, you keep what you make. The capstone is yours: your research question, refined live, ending as an audio overview.
Who this is for
Anyone who's been meaning to figure out AI but hasn't found a way in that feels right. No certifications, no frameworks. Just practices that work, used in front of you, on a problem you brought.
Cohort One — Registration
Cohort Zero ran May 31 — Cohort One is a three-part series, June 11 / 16 / 18. Likely the last free run. In exchange for the seat: brief feedback after the series, and an optional testimonial if you found it valuable.
Bring a research problem you actually care about — something you've been meaning to dig into. You'll get a Google Meet invite from chris@chrismadole.com before Part 1.