Where to start

Six questions on one page, and none of them is required. You get every track in an order and one step to start on. Where an answer moved a line, that line names the answer that moved it. The rest say what the track is, because nothing you said put them where they are. Skip the lot and the order stays the one on the front door.

Dean in a dark jacket and lanyard in front of an event backdrop tiled with sponsor logos

On the step and repeat

A track: Getting started with AI, 6 steps, each with the time it takes and a box you tick yourself.
  1. Where are you right now?

    Pick the nearest one. This is the answer that moves the most. Three people counts as users.

    Skip the lot and read whatever you like. Nothing here is required.

  2. What do you want working in the next month?

    One month, not one year. The thing you would be annoyed not to have.

  3. What is getting in the way?The order you tick them in is the order they count. Untick one and the ones after it move up.

    Up to three, and three is a cap rather than a target. Tick what is costing you something this month, not what is merely true. Each tick lifts one track to the top, so a spare tick costs you a place.

  4. How much of this can you build yourself?

    This hides nothing and opens nothing. It nudges the order.

  5. Who else is involved?

    This one moves least of the six.

  6. Realistically, how much time a week?

    Under an hour is a real answer. The shortest step here takes 12 minutes.