"AI Guide for Beginners" is your fast-track to mastering artificial intelligence and generating passive income. This four-day challenge, the first part of a 21-day program, teaches essential AI concepts and prompt engineering, even without a tech background. Author Tigran Voskanyan, an AI expert, demystifies AI, guiding you through practical exercises and avoiding common pitfalls. Learn the "AI Whisperer" technique to harness the power of tools like ChatGPT, discover lucrative AI applications, and build your own AI-powered income engine. Includes bonus materials: a companion digital prompt book and early access to Book 2. Start your journey to AI-driven financial freedom today!
Review AI Guide for Beginners
This book, "AI Guide for Beginners," wasn't just a read; it was an experience. It felt less like passively absorbing information and more like actively participating in a four-day crash course, complete with engaging exercises and a workbook that kept me hands-on throughout. The author, Tigran Voskanyan, clearly understands the need to not just explain AI but to empower the reader to use it.
What surprised me most was the book's emphasis on mindset. Before diving into the technical aspects of prompt engineering, Voskanyan tackles the mental preparation needed to learn and master a new skill. This unique approach, rarely seen in technical manuals, was incredibly helpful. It set the stage for a confident and productive learning journey, which I found refreshing and effective.
The core of the book focuses on prompt engineering, and it's brilliantly executed. Voskanyan breaks down the process into manageable steps, emphasizing the collaborative nature of working with AI. He convincingly argues that effective prompting is a conversation, not a command, and his step-by-step approach makes this concept easily understandable and applicable. The book doesn't shy away from the nuances of prompt creation; it delves into the details, providing practical strategies for refining prompts and achieving better results. I particularly appreciated the discussion on open-source versus closed-source AI models, highlighting the democratizing and safety aspects of open-source options.
Beyond the technical skills, the book offers a curated selection of AI tools, providing a valuable resource list that I found immediately useful. The author's writing style is engaging and accessible, avoiding overwhelming jargon while still conveying the complexity of the subject matter. The inclusion of a glossary is a thoughtful touch, helping to navigate the inevitable AI-specific terminology.
While the book is structured as a four-day challenge, it's not a race. The pacing feels intentional, allowing for sufficient time to absorb the concepts and complete the workbook exercises. These activities aren't just busywork; they're essential for solidifying understanding and building confidence. The bonus materials, including a personalized course and early access to the next book in the series, add significant value, further enhancing the overall learning experience.
My only minor critique is that the structure could benefit from clearer distinctions between instructions, refined prompts, and example prompts. A simple visual cue, like boxes or highlighting, would improve readability and make it easier to differentiate these elements.
Overall, "AI Guide for Beginners" is an excellent resource for anyone looking to enter the world of AI, regardless of their technical background. It's a well-written, well-structured, and highly engaging guide that goes beyond the technical aspects to address the mental and strategic components of successful AI utilization. It left me excited and equipped to continue my AI journey, and I eagerly anticipate the next installments in the series. Highly recommended!
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- Dimensions: 6 x 0.25 x 9 inches
- Language: English
- Print length: 110
- Publication date: 2024
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