Andy Halliday

For listeners to our show, it's a great reminder, I suppose, of what the basic foundational principles of AI are, and I think it's worth doing.

But just don't expect it to be overwhelming in any way.

It really is designed for the mass audience out there of people in the United States, particularly, but in the world who want to do a very simple, easy, very short daily exercise.

It's limited right now in the number.

I think there's only seven lessons or something.

It was one week.

Yeah.

Only expand over time.

And doing it on text makes it very, very accessible.

It was from two years ago.

It's not clear what the source organization was, but it's a fellow named Jeff Su who did the thing.

And he was very good at...

And they had really good information graphics to support what he was saying.

And it is, again, back to the basic foundations.

Here's just a total anecdote about what the basics were when I first started learning about AI.

And you'll recall, Brian, that in late 2022, when ChatGPT-3 came out,

I just became fascinated with this.

And I signed up immediately for a course that's hosted by MIT on designing and building AI applications.

It's an eight-week course.

It costs a ton of money.