The Ultimate AI Starter Tech Stack

A Beginner's Guide to Essential Tools

Last week I had a number of people reach out and ask what AI tools I’m regularly using. In truth I’m testing loads each day, but I thought it was worth sharing my current AI tech stack that has optimised my productivity and streamlined my daily workflows.

First up is Notion, which I use as my operating system. Notion offers an all-in-one workspace for notes, tasks, and project management. Its flexible interface and powerful features make it a one-stop solution for organising my life and work.

To supercharge Notion, I use NotionAI, an AI-powered assistant that integrates seamlessly with my workspace. With NotionAI, I can automate tedious tasks, find relevant content, improves my writing – all within the platform. Notion + NotionAI upgrade costs me $18 per month.

Next in my tech stack is ChatGPT-4, an advanced AI language model that assists with content creation, research, and answering questions. Whether it's drafting emails, writing blog posts, or brainstorming ideas, ChatGPT-4 has got me covered. I have upgraded to ChatPT Plus as it provides me with access even during peak times, Faster response times, and Priority access to new features and improvements. This costs me $20 per month.

Lastly, I use tl;dv for recording and summarising my meetings. This powerful tool transcribes my zoom conversations in real-time and generates concise, easy-to-understand summaries. Gone are the days of sifting through hours of audio – with tl;dv, I can quickly review key points and make informed decisions. I automatically send the summaries to Notion and use NotionAI to generate action points. Currently, I am using the free plan.

In conclusion, my AI tech stack – consisting of Notion + NotionAI, ChatGPT-4, and tl;dv – has revolutionised my work-life balance. These AI-powered tools have streamlined my tasks and allowed me to focus on what matters most, all while staying organised and efficient. At $38 per month, it's like having an assistant with an MBA degree from Harvard. This is a total game changer and a nice preview of what's to come as these tools continue to improve.

I hope you enjoy today's newsletter. As always, thank you for being early supporters of Do more with ai.

Jenko

1. Products

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2. Learn

A day in the life of AI

Every day, we will showcase a workflow or task designed to help you or a specific role save time in their job. Becoming skilled at promoting can be a superpower, so the goal of this section is to help you up skill in this area.

Role: Marketing
Workflow/Task: Instagram Posts
Task time before AI: 30 minutes
Task Time with AI: <1 minute

Mastering Instagram Growth with ChatGPT. Try this prompt below:

Craft an attention-grabbing Instagram caption for my post about #[product/service] that highlights #[unique feature], and suggest a list of relevant hashtags to boost its visibility.

Please let us know if there are any workflows, tasks, or roles that you would like us to feature.

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This image was created with Midjourney via the following prompt: Take cues from the iconic street photography of Diane Arbus and Bruce Davidson, and craft a gritty editorial image of a beautiful young woman with bold tattoos and punk style, reclining on a classic Harley Davidson chopper. Shot on a medium format camera with a 100mm lens and Porta film, set against the backdrop of New York City in the 1960s, the image should capture the edginess and rebellion of the punk subculture.

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