A talk by Viktor Grant

One Workbench For Every AI

I use four public AIs, each for what it does well.

Earthgrid.ai is where I get the work ready.

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The idea

What I Say

Claude is where I build. It keeps up with how I work.

Gemini reads and writes academic papers.
Next to it, I sound like a PhD.

Copilot is for everyday questions, and some visioneering.
My early research on a message translator started there.

X is the deep research engine behind Earthgrid.ai.
It does the first drafts of our business plans.

Earthgrid.ai is the workbench.
I gather and shape the material there. Then I carry it over.

Gather first, ask last. Then take the result to the tool that fits.
Switching tools does not cost me my work.

Open Earthgrid.ai The workbench, many models in one place.

In the room

What People Leave With

A map of which AI fits which job.
A workbench routine: gather, shape, carry over.
A way to switch tools without losing your work.

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Questions I Would Bring

Which AI do you use for which job, and why?
What do you carry from one tool to the next?
What would you lose if one tool disappeared tomorrow?

A good question beats a prepared speech.

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Everyone maps their own tools to their own jobs.

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My toolbox, my workbench, and the habit that ties them together.

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