Thriving in an AI future (Udemy.com)

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Great perspective and Seth Godin is so smart and thoughtful and knows so much more than me, he gave me new ways to approach AI and my life with AI in it. I do wish there's been a *bit* more practical tools - like his tips on how to get better in five days. That's why 1/2 star is gone.

As always, with anything from Seth Godin, there have already been some key insights shared. I suspect by the time I finish this course, my rating will move to five stars. This is really good stuff. I will compare it against another AI course if there’s another opportunity to rate at the conclusion, which I hope there will be.

Yes, a good match. I recently took an introductory AI course at a community college and this was a good piggy-back to that. I'm 77 and retired but think that AI has so much upside that I ought to learn more about it. Some of the tech speak in the Q & A was beyond me. I'm not a techie but that's ok. One big take-away from this course is that if I don't understand something, ask AI. Thanks!

Absolutely, I'm a solopreneur designer who uses AI everyday. The entire work landscape is changing and I'm very interested in learning how to navigate forward. I know it's vital for my work, but I'm not sure how to monetize with it yet. Thank you for this! -Loren

This is a very good course to get you thinking about AI as a tool. I am a creative but in apparel merchandising and sales. I am trying to figure out how to use AI to increase my value to my customers and to gain other customers while offering the same kind of personal touch to what I all ready provide identifying what they are missing and filling those needs.

Seth does what Seth does best: he reframes the conversation. Instead of obsessing over tools, he zooms out and asks the more important question — who are you going to be in this shift? I’ve been using AI for a couple of years now, but I was slower to fully embrace it. Cautious. Watching. My sister kept nudging me. Seth delivered that same nudge — this time with a couple of clear challenges to actually use the tools, not just think about them. This course feels less like a tutorial and more like a loving shove. The reminder that you either work for AI or it works for you landed. Don’t be the person who waited.

A lot left on the table about privacy, as well as AI psychosis and ethics (what are we contributing to by feeding an LLM everything about ourselves), and energy consumption connected to climate change, which is only mentioned in the speed round of the final video and not connected to LLMs. I love Seth and have been following him for years, so I guess I was expecting a lot more. I have been using AI a lot over the last few years, multiple LLMs and now agents, and so far, I have found it makes more of a mess than it's helpful. I do see a path toward it being very helpful, but as far as I can tell, we ain't there yet. Maybe it's because this course is almost a year old, it feels totally outdated compared to where we are at now, but if I had paid for this, I would have expected my money back. Great for super basics, but I was expecting a deep dive, hard to call this a course.

I've been waiting to hear Seth Godin explicitly address AI. This is what I have been longing for. Someone who has been through waves of change like this who gives the alternative, not overly optimistic perspective, but the perspective that is grounded in the choice we can make moving forward. As someone whose profession is going to radically shift, software engineering, this is incredibly helpful to me

I've been following Seth's blog for years and I trust his perspective on how to look at AI. In fact, it has me thinking about how I can use AI to be able to ask Seth Godin questions about my ideas. What would Seth Godin say about... love it!