“You just kind of have to not ask for permission, ask for forgiveness and do it. The second year, people are like, oh, okay, maybe there's a little bit of value… by the third year, it was everyone else's idea”

Beyond The Prompt - How to use AI in your company · ⁠Do You Know Yourself Well Enough to Let AI Make Decisions for You? - with Nicholas Skytland Former NASA chief technologist

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Ran the first year of the NASA hackathon without formal permission, then used the results to gain approval in subsequent years

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