It’s a Wednesday morning networking call Sunil runs, and it starts pretty casually with everyone going around introducing themselves — a dentist from Morningside, someone from CMH Fleet, a guy who runs a Scout camp, a healthcare consultant, a TikTok side-hustler, a few small business owners. Lots of chit-chat, welcoming newcomers, people talking over each other a bit, the usual start-of-call energy.
Then Sunil moves into the real topic: teaching everyone how to actually use AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Copilot — which one to pick depending on what you do (Claude for lawyers/accountants doing longer, more complex writing, ChatGPT for general everyday use, Copilot if you’re already in Microsoft Word). He shows off some AI-generated images and video, tells a pretty funny/cringe story about AI accidentally putting a dead person’s name on an event poster, and walks through his “RCIF” prompt method — basically give the AI a role, a task, some input, and tell it what format you want back. He also stresses training the AI first before asking it to generate anything, and warns people about hallucinations, especially on free versions. Zaid chimes in about feeding it his old reports so it writes in his voice, and Nicky brings up privacy, which leads Sunil into showing people how to turn off the “improve the model for everyone” setting. It wraps with another quick round of intros/networking, then Sunil signs off promising to post the recording and send his AI cheat sheet on WhatsApp.
