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Jeremy Utley

04/27/25

@ EO

The tool Adam created is expected to save the National Park Service 7000 days of human labor this year, illustrating the significant impact non-technical professionals can have with basic AI training.

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How Stanford Teaches AI-Powered Creativity in Just 13 MinutesㅣJeremy Utley, Stanford University

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How Stanford Teaches AI-Powered Creativity in Just 13 MinutesㅣJeremy Utley, Stanford University

04/27/25

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Jeremy Utley

04/27/25

@ EO

Non-technical employees can achieve incredible results with AI, as demonstrated by Adam Rymer from the National Park Service, who built a tool that saves two days of paperwork in just 45 minutes.

OpenAI Cast

05/07/25

@ OpenAI

We've saved over 1,800 staff hours a month by implementing AI solutions.

Marc Andreessen

07/18/23

@ Joe Lonsdale

I believe AI can save the world by enhancing productivity and enabling us to spend more time on human-centric activities, rather than mundane tasks.

Y Combinator Cast

12/07/24

@ Y Combinator

Computer use represents a significant advancement for AI, allowing models to adapt to tools rather than requiring developers to create custom environments for each task.

Marc Andreessen

07/18/23

@ Joe Lonsdale

AI can help automate tasks that traditionally require human effort, potentially leading to a future where people can focus on more meaningful activities.

Olivier Pomel

06/14/24

@ The Logan Bartlett Show

For early-career professionals, it's essential to lean into AI tooling, as software development is being significantly augmented by AI, which will enhance productivity.

Bob McGrew

06/17/25

@ Sequoia Capital

Using AI in daily life, like for scheduling, can make tasks more enjoyable and efficient.

a16z Cast

04/03/25

@ a16z

As AI technology advances, it will empower non-technical individuals to create applications, potentially disrupting traditional outsourcing models.

Chungin (Roy) Lee

05/18/25

@ EO

If every scientist utilized AI effectively, they could be significantly more productive, potentially leading to major medical breakthroughs much earlier than expected.