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The 6 Stages of Getting Really Good at AI

Opinion AI · Emerging AI

Oct 14, 2026 · 1 min listen · Last updated October 14, 2026

If I were learning AI from scratch today, I wouldn’t waste weeks watching tutorials or collecting hundreds of prompts. 5, and the new agent tools. I’ve narrowed it down to six stages that I think are actually worth your time.

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If I were learning AI from scratch today, I wouldn’t waste weeks watching tutorials or collecting hundreds of prompts. There’s much more worth learning now, especially with GPT-6 Astra, Claude Opus 5.5, and the new agent tools. I’ve narrowed it down to six stages that I think are actually worth your time. We’ll get into the useful features people often miss, how to build things without coding, give AI access to your tools, create your own skills, and make automations work. I’ve included the prompts, instructions, and resources for each stage, so you can try everything yourself rather than just read about it.

Here’s the order I would follow.

Stage 1

First, Understand What You Are Actually Using

Start with three tools: ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.

You don’t need paid subscriptions to all three. Start with one, use another when you’re curious about the difference, and learn what each can actually do.

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