This Week's Edge
So you're never the one blindsided by something everyone else already knows about — the one AI development that actually matters this week, and why, without the tech-news rabbit hole.
One thing worth knowing, one thing worth trying, one thing worth keeping — every week, in plain English.
You don't need to be “good with computers” to use AI. You just need someone to explain it the way a patient friend would — without the jargon, without talking down to you, and without pretending it's more complicated than it is.
Written by Elias Mercer, author of Claude Made Simple: The AI Guide Every Adult Can Actually Understand.
Not 47 links. Not a wall of AI news. Three things you can actually use.
So you're never the one blindsided by something everyone else already knows about — the one AI development that actually matters this week, and why, without the tech-news rabbit hole.
Not theory — a real skill walked through in plain steps. Read it on your coffee break, use it before lunch.
A ready-to-use prompt for something you actually deal with. No prompt-engineering skills required — copy it, paste it, make it yours.
Plus a short weekly email that makes AI make sense — one useful thing at a time.
These are real, ready-to-use prompts pulled straight from Claude Made Simple — whether you need help checking a suspicious email, planning an entire trip, or figuring out what to make with whatever's left in the fridge. Just copy, paste, and let Claude do the heavy lifting. No experience required.
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