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Become AI Native in less than 60 mins

In this master class, Greg Isenberg and co-founder Theo Taba explain how to become AI native in under 60 minutes, emphasizing the importance of understanding workflows, skill chains, and the integration of AI into organizational structures to outperform competitors and create significant business opportunities. They provide practical insights and examples that demonstrate how leveraging AI can streamline processes and enhance efficiency.

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This comprehensive masterclass explains what it means to be AI native—not merely using AI casually, but integrating it deeply into an organization's DNA to unlock unprecedented speed, signal, and value creation. Aimed at professionals, leaders, and entrepreneurs eager to harness AI to outperform competition, the session demystifies key concepts such as skill chains, agent autonomy, and AI-readable context layers. It also provides practical demonstrations of AI native workflows that transform how companies iterate products, close deals, and continuously learn from customer feedback. The content targets anyone serious about leading in an AI-driven economy and creating sustainable competitive advantages.

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  1. Deep Dive into Becoming AI Native
  2. What Does AI Native Mean? [06:53]
  3. People: Managing Agents Instead of Doing All the Work [09:18]
  4. Agents: From Basic Prompts to Full Autonomy [13:24]
  5. Evaluations (Evals): Defining “What Good Looks Like” [16:14]
  6. Skills and Skill Chains: Building Complex Capabilities [17:36]
  7. Demonstration of AI Native Workflow: Proposal Automation [20:08]
  8. Context Layer: The Organizational Brain [33:04]
  9. Signal Loops: From Execution to Customer Feedback and Back [38:41]
  10. Rapid Prototyping and Testing Demo [41:07]
  11. Bootstrapping Context for Newcomers [43:51]
  12. Startup and Service Business Opportunities [51:20]
  13. Key Frameworks and Models
  14. The AI Native System Pillars
  15. Skill Chains
  16. AI Feedback Loop
  17. Practical Implications & Takeaways
  18. Action-Oriented Summary
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