In this episode of Technically Working, Michael and Damashe share their recent tech struggles and solutions. Michael’s trusty Lenovo laptop finally bites the dust, forcing him to switch to Mallory's MacBook Air—sparking a discussion on the pros and cons of Mac vs. Windows and the importance of having solid backup systems. Damashe highlights the significance of testing backups and restoring them, sharing some recent issues with restoring systems that didn’t go as planned.

The duo also dives into the quirks of using AI tools like ChatGPT for task management and troubleshooting. Michael shares his experience with AI’s limitations in understanding voice commands and personal reminders, while Damashe reflects on building tailored AI models for local usage.

Other topics include internet stability woes, frustrations with Riverside.fm’s handling of recordings, and the surprising new features in macOS and iOS that have made their workflows smoother—despite a few glitches along the way.

Key Takeaways:

• Why Michael canceled Aira and switched to ChatGPT Plus.
• Mac’s new features that make VoiceOver more consistent.
• Damashe’s issues with local AI recording in Riverside.
• The importance of testing backup systems.
• Using AI for task management and its current limitations.

Tune in to learn about their tech trials and how they’re navigating the latest changes in AI, Mac, and Windows systems!

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