Hi everyone,
I wanted to share a candid reflection from someone who came into this space with zero technical background. As a woman running my own practice after 25 years in physical therapy and health, AI was never part of my world. I had never used it in my personal or professional life and to be completely honest, I was deeply skeptical. I kept asking myself whether it was even something I should be using or if it was just unnecessary noise.
Taking Module 1 (Prompt Engineering for Leaders) was a complete turning point. Going through the content and applying the practical exercise gave me a level of clarity I didn’t expect.
It stripped away the hype and showed me what AI actually is at its core: a tool that depends entirely on human direction. Learning the Context → Role → Task → Output structure helped me see its real strengths and practical utility, while also making it obvious how easy it is to misuse it when you lack intentional framing.
For the experienced strategists and executives here: how do you ensure your teams maintain this kind of discipline instead of falling into passive AI habits? And for anyone who started out hesitant like me, what helped you build trust in using these tools ethically?
Looking forward to hearing your insights!
Liliana
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25 Years in Healthcare, Zero in Tech: What Module 1 Taught Me About AI
Hi everyone, I wanted to share a candid reflection from someone who came into this space with zero technical background. As a woman running my own practice after 25 years in physical therapy and health, AI was never part of my world. I had never used it in my personal or professional life and to […]
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Hey Liliana,
I really like that you went from being skeptical and never using AI at all to actually giving it a chance and discovering for yourself where it can be useful.
I think that’s exactly the point. We don’t have to blindly trust AI, nor do we have to be afraid of it. We can learn, experiment, question it and then decide where it genuinely adds value to our work.
And I completely agree with you: the human direction still matters enormously.
I’m curious, now that you’ve started using AI, what surprised you the most about it?
Happy you have joined us 😉