I used AI to vibe learn the basics of QuickBooks and handle my company’s bookkeeping. If you use them right, the modern AI tools are a blessing for the curious minds.

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AI can facilitate skill acquisition through practical, just-in-time learning. The author shares how they overcame their challenges with bookkeeping by using QuickBooks alongside ChatGPT, which provided personalized guidance and explanations. This approach transformed a daunting task into a manageable one, demonstrating the potential of AI as a patient mentor that enables users to learn at their own pace and focus on practical application.

Vibe Learning is Underrated

Yes, I agree. Overall, AI in uses such as programming should be used for quick pseudo-code, small alpha stages of code, explanations of complex concepts and/or code, and finally general assistance. People forget that Artificial Intelligence is a tool.

I think you have placed yourself directly into the Dunning-Kruger effect. My wife runs a bookkeeping firm and LOVES companies like the authors… Come tax time she makes A LOT of money sorting out the mess that business owners make of their QuickBooks setup. Immediately apparent when he said open bank accounts and not the source documents. AI is absolutely an interesting tool, my hope would have been that you would have learned enough to seek professional bookkeeping help, not to decide that you could “do it yourself” sigh. Well, I hope it works out.

we have to code good not fast, learning something fast is not a good thing.

i geenrally use it to understand where I am stuck with documentations