Ever give an AI a vague prompt and get a vague answer back? That's a prompting problem, not a tool problem. Here's how zero-shot, one-shot, and few-shot prompting work—and how to use each one for real credit union work.
Ever give an AI a vague prompt and get a vague answer back? That's a prompting problem, not a tool problem. Here's how zero-shot, one-shot, and few-shot prompting work—and how to use each one for real credit union work.
Year in, year out maybe 150 credit unions go out of business, mainly as a result of mergers, but a few voluntarily …
Dylan Moore and Zeke Hudson are now coaching credit unions in CU 2.0’s AI program ASHLAND, Ore. — CU 2.0 today announced …
Getting mediocre results from ChatGPT or Claude? The problem probably isn't the AI—it's the prompt. Meta-prompting is a simple technique that lets you ask AI to write your prompt for you, and it changes what you get out of every session.
In the first half of 2026 credit union mergers were down, admits Peter Duffy, a mergers expert now with Strategic Resource Management …
A set of AI tools built for credit union work, ready to deploy and shared across the credit unions that use the …
You've heard of Custom GPTs. Now Anthropic is talking about Claude Skills. Same idea, different name—or something worth paying attention to? Here's the practical breakdown for credit union executives.
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Your VP of Lending swears by ChatGPT. Your marketing coordinator uses Gemini. Your Microsoft rep keeps calling about Copilot. Here's a plain-English breakdown of which AI tool actually fits your credit union's work—and how to choose without wasting a quarter on the wrong one.
Credit unions in CU 2.0’s AI coaching program are building custom GPTs, testing new tools, and coding their own solutions, after first …
You know the sad story of IBEW Local Union 712 Federal Credit Union in Beaver PA in 2020. In an institution with …
Ever pasted a contract into Claude, gotten great answers, then watched it lose the thread twenty messages later? That's the context window at work. Here's what it means—and how your team can stop fighting it.