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I barely graduated high school because I didn't care about anything but my choir classes. I spent 20 years working my way up facilities management at a million sq foot commercial property.
In the past year, while working full time until January, I used AI to help me:

Start a 501c3 dedicated to helping educate people about technology like AI, and how they can start changing their lives, and the lives of their communities, for the better.

Design and direct the building of multiple software projects, including an AI governance platform, intended to allow people to use ai effectively, while keeping it's capabilities under the control, of the rules I write for every project.

Using that, we are prototyping a cheap "snow sensor", designed to send images when snow starts, and begins to accumulate, that also imports to our Snow Operations Reporting System (SORS).

SORS, is just our first offering of reporting software. It allows snow removal operators to quickly easily capture real-time conditions info (GPS, weather) and images, to create professional looking and customizable branding capable reports. At the same time, collected historical data can be imported and FUSED with NOAA data, and displayed using GIS software, to create site maps that show heavy accumulation areas, historical slip and fall locations (those cost money), etc.
There are about 20 other things we're cooking too, but right now it's difficult because people think ai is only good for generating slop and don't understand technology at all.

I barely graduated high school because I didn't care about anything but my choir classes. I spent 20 years working my way up facilities management at a million sq foot commercial property.
In the past year, while working full time until January, I used AI to help me:

Start a 501c3 dedicated to helping educate people about technology like AI, and how they can start changing their lives, and the lives of their communities, for the better.

Design and direct the building of multiple software projects, including an AI governance platform, intended to allow people to use ai effectively, while keeping it's capabilities under the control, of the rules I write for every project.

Using that, we are prototyping a cheap "snow sensor", designed to send images when snow starts, and begins to accumulate, that also imports to our Snow Operations Reporting System (SORS).

SORS, is just our first offering of reporting software. It allows snow removal operators to quickly easily capture real-time conditions info (GPS, weather) and images, to create professional looking and customizable branding capable reports. At the same time, collected historical data can be imported and FUSED with NOAA data, and displayed using GIS software, to create site maps that show heavy accumulation areas, historical slip and fall locations (those cost money), etc.
There are about 20 other things we're cooking too, but right now it's difficult because people think ai is only good for generating slop and don't understand technology at all.