Allie Miller: Enterprise AI literacy is massively overestimated, and AI training is a goldmine
alliekmiller · x · 2026-10-06
- Allie Miller recounts the loudest reaction at her recent enterprise AI workshop: simply toggling the ChatGPT desktop app to Codex drew the biggest "OHHHHH" of the day.
- The audience were domain experts who use ChatGPT daily, yet many didn't know the feature existed.
- Her takeaway: the industry overestimates how much AI knowledge enterprises actually have, and individuals could earn six or seven figures running AI trainings for SMB and enterprise teams.
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