How I actually use AI
I had been interested in momentum investing for a few years.

I follow questions until they become a point of view, a system, or something I can use. Right now, much of that work involves AI. I'm learning as I go - everything here is how I'm doing it, not necessarily the way or the only way to do it. Take what's useful.
I had been interested in momentum investing for a few years.
I did not expect customer care to become one of the most useful ways I use AI.
When I was asked whether AI saves me time, I didn't have a number.
My cousin is in engineering college right now, and like him a lot of students are anxious about what comes next when they step out of college.
Build it around your own accounts, statement formats, and decisions.
Starting a new role, I automated every meeting's notes into one document and pointed NotebookLM at it. An AI that answers the questions you'd never ask out loud.
Things I've built - personal tools and products.
A YouTube show I host with two friends about actually using AI at work. Each episode takes up one honest question - does AI really save you time, should you tell people it helped - and we talk it through.
Moving to Bangalore was a chance to meet new people. I wanted those meetings to be real conversations, so I started SixOneSeven: one host, six guests, one table - and every guest can nominate who sits at the next one.
I built sling for my sister's wedding because I wanted her to have the photos her guests took. Guests scan a QR code and add photos from their phone browser - no app, no sign-up - and face search helps each guest find the photos they're in.
A personal finance dashboard I built for myself. It finds the statements, opens the protected files, and answers two questions: what am I worth, and what needs attention?
Starting a new role, I automated every meeting's notes into one document and pointed NotebookLM at it. An AI that answers the questions you'd never ask out loud.