Created AI mentors for 40 architects and brought grandfather back to life for family

While I may not have achieved concrete success yet, I’ve been dedicated to working on the same project since the second class, which has been a tremendous learning experience. It reminded me of the importance of perseverance and facing challenges head-on.

Though still a work in progress, I have:

Created a Custom GPT for my clients, designed as an educational tool for their younger staff architects. It serves as a mentor and helps alleviate some workload from senior staff. This tool was very well received, so far 3 of my clients have provided the GPT to their staff of of 40 architects.

Developed a Custom GPT inspired by my grandfather’s personality, as a gift for my family. It allows them to “talk” to him and relive his wisdom and humor, even 15 years after his passing.

Shared my learnings with friends and colleagues, helping them understand AI tools and their applications. Seeing their interest and success has reinforced my commitment to learning and sharing knowledge.

I integrated AI into my daily life by setting aside an hour each day to explore, practice, and experiment with new tools and concepts. This routine has not only accelerated my growth but also deepened my appreciation for the potential of AI to solve real-world problems.

Explored new AI tools and approaches independently, broadening my understanding of how AI can enhance workflows and spark creativity in my profession and personal projects.

Figured out new ways to prompt GPT to expand my education and explore my curiosity on a large variety of topics (it has sent me down a few rabbit holes)

These experiences have deepened my engagement with AI and shown me the value of applying it meaningfully to both professional challenges and personal connections while reinforcing the importance of continuous learning and growth.