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2026-08-11

How AI unlocks skills you thought were impossible

I read a lot of concerns about AI making us unable to do things by ourselves, like thinking, creating, etc.

But lately I noticed the opposite : with AI, I'm able to do things I wouldn't have even dared to start before:

🪚 Building an outdoor kitchen counter (didn't know where to start, Claude helped me make a plan and select the right materials)
☀️ Plugging my solar inverters into my NAS to monitor my solar production (never heard of an RS485 cable before)
⚡️ Opening my EV charger to plug in an RJ45 cable, without killing myself or burning my new car
🪲 Resolving 6 years of bugs on my old website Shoot Me Again in just one weekend

💡 The key here is : Stay in charge. Don't delegate the thinking, and pause when you don't understand where you're going anymore.

I learnt more new things in the last year than in the previous 10, and I completely stopped being scared of things I don't know yet. 🤩

How AI will affect your brain and sharpness depends on how you use it.
How you use it depends on your mindset.
Keep a learning mindset, and everything will be fine 🤷🏻‍♂️

Have you used AI to try something you had never tried before? 😊

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erik collard linkedin AI tools enabling DIY projects home improvement
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I would also argue that this what Youtube and the internet are for as well. AI can help, but the idea that it is the sole solution is a bit misleading. I would trust a video of someone who I have seen build authority on a topic anytime over AI, because a human will tell me the nuances because they did it, AI will simply tell me theory. AI has it place for sure, but I am not trusting it for a major project without some sort of verification of the methodology. … more

Trevor

Dude, I have become an electrician, developer, carpenter and cook thanks to AI 😂

Daniel

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