AI Discussion & Workflows

I’ve been trying to improve how I work with different tools at my job, and I’ve started getting interested in prompt engineering. I’m looking for good courses that are either free or affordable. My main aim is to use prompts to help generate scripts for software I use, especially since some of them support custom Python scripting. I don’t have a coding background, so I’m hoping to learn a practical, prompt-based way to automate tasks and maybe add small features without getting deep into programming.

Honestly didn’t think anything would really compete with ChatGPT, but after trying Gemini today I was actually surprised. The responses felt more accurate and solid than I expected. Might keep using it alongside GPT noww

Hi everyone, I’m looking for free AI agent providers for coding and development work. I’ve used Cursor, which works best for me so far, while Cline (DeepSeek) and Codex felt average. What are you currently using for coding, debugging, and workflow tasks?

With AI videos, digital influencers, cloned voices, and automated editing getting better so quickly, it feels like things are evolving every month. Do you think audiences will stick with real people, or will AI creators take over in the future?

Between Upwork and Fiverr, which one works better for AI, automation, or RPA services? Anyone with real experience, what has actually worked for you? Pros, cons, and any other platforms worth trying in this niche?

I’m curious if anyone here has actually used AI to build something that you genuinely can’t find in any repo or anywhere else online like a completely original idea or small innovation.

keep seeing posts about AI “running businesses,” but I’m more curious about what’s genuinely useful day to day. For me, I use Claude Code for spreadsheets and presentations, and Obsidian with Claude as a second brain for notes, goals, and meeting prep. Would love to know what real workflows others are using that actually save time.

I'm looking into AI video tools for creating longer-form content, around 5–20 minutes. Since it'll be used for business, I'm open to paid options. I'd prefer something that works mainly from prompts rather than image uploads. Any suggestions?

I will be honest when AI tools started getting big I wasn't sure what to think. Watched a lot of people jump on it right away. I held back. Now I use it for some things for brainstorming ideas. Rewriting things when I'm stuck, but I'm still careful. There's something about putting out content that feels completely generated that doesn't sit right with me. Curious how others are using it, full speed ahead or picking your spots?

Honestly, it feels like AI has quietly become part of most people’s marketing workflow now. The interesting part isn’t if it’s used anymore, but how much control you’re actually giving it. I’m curious do you ever let it fully shape something like a caption, email, or ad and then just publish it? Or is it more like you use it for rough ideas and then end up rewriting everything in your own voice anyway? And what about the bigger stuff like strategy or client work do you feel comfortable letting AI influence those decisions, or do you keep it strictly for things like research, inspiration, and brainstorming? Where do you personally draw that line, and what’s behind that cho…

I have been experimenting with AI for my sales emails and the first draft is always decent but never quite right. How much editing do you actually do before it sounds like you? Or am I using the wrong prompts?

So many AI tools feel exciting at first but end up getting ignored over time. I’m curious what’s one tool that actually made your workflow smoother or saved you real time in practice? Always on the lookout for things that truly work beyond the hype. I recently tried a design automation tool called Looka AI, someone mentioned it in the comments, and it actually worked pretty well for quick branding ideas.

Hello. I still remember a few years ago when many people said AI would never understand images properly or write good poetry, or that it would take a very long time. But things changed much faster than expected, and now AI can already do much more than people thought it could.It makes me wonder are there things people think AI can’t do today, but might actually become possible sooner than we expect?

I’m starting to feel like one AI tool isn’t enough for everything..you kind of need different tools for different jobs. Like ChatGPT is really solid for writing stuff, and GitHub Copilot helps a lot with coding (but not for everything). What AI tools have you found work best for different tasks?

I’ve been using AI tools for a few months now and honestly it’s been a game changer. It’s really helped me manage daily work more smoothly. I mostly use it for writing quick emails and posts, replying to common customer questions, making simple designs, and keeping my ideas and notes organized so nothing gets missed. It basically feels like having an extra assistant for routine tasks. How are others using AI in their work, or are you still not really relying on it yet?

I use AI daily but my prompts are basic. What is your actual process for getting quality content from AI? Not the tool. The prompt sequence. How do you go from idea to usable draft?

Every week there is a new AI tool that promises to revolutionize my workflow. Most disappoint. Which AI tool is currently getting hype but delivering nothing? Want to know what to avoid.

I am talking about using AI generated pictures on websites, blogs, forums, social media accounts, and places like YouTube. I have heard people say that they don't rank as well or do as good in terms of SEO and I am a bit hesitant to put in the time to do them. I would prefer to have my own pictures but I don't want to pay for them nor have the time to take them myself. I figured AI is the next best thing rather than recycling stuff I find online.

AI is moving so fast right now, and I've been experimenting with it quite a bit in marketing. Some things have worked really well, while others haven't been as useful as I expected. I'm curious: 1. Where do you think AI still falls short in marketing? 2. Are there any acquisition channels that only make sense because of AI? 3. What tools, workflows, or experiments have given you the best results and which ones haven't? Interested to hear what's been working for others.

New here...just noticing more small businesses relying on AI for insights, forecasts, and content, but often treating outputs as fully accurate without much review. Dashboards go unchecked, summaries are taken as facts, and decisions follow without validation. Curious if this is just early adoption growing pains or if we’re trusting it a bit too quickly.

The more I use AI, the more I realize everyone seems to have a different pain point. What's the one thing that frustrates you most? Generic answers, too much back-and-forth, lack of industry knowledge, or something else? Genuinely interested in hearing real experiences.