Ruben Hassid

To some, this is obviously all opportunity.

Adam at Rep View writes, "I think this is just a reflection on early adoption and how much TAM there actually is as mass market adoption proliferates." Ruben Hassid pointed out that the time it took to go from 2% to 50% adoption in the US for the computer was 19 years, for cars was 15 years, for the smartphone was six and a half years.

In other words, implying that we're just early.

Some others compared it to what other things people pay for.

There are plenty of resources out there.

A guy I like to follow on LinkedIn, I think his name is Ruben Hassid, H-A-S-S-I-D.

He has a tremendous amount of free resourcing that he offers.

I like to read his posts on LinkedIn and there's others out there as well, but he pops up on my newsfeed pretty frequently.

They also do have a lot of free courses, especially around AI.

And then the big one that I would recommend starting with over anything is, this guy is Ruben Hassid, H-A-S-S-I-D, and he has How to AI.

He has actually now created basically this repository of everything you need for AI.

He's got training on there.

On AI, I have to say that I try to read a lot and I feel that sometimes I'm drowned.

But the one person that I really like is Ruben Hassid.

I don't know if you heard of him.

Amazing.