Being the person teammates come to for AI is one of the fastest ways to raise your standing at work. It signals expertise, it makes you central to how work gets done, and it is very hard to ignore at promotion time.
Solve problems in public
When you crack a hard AI problem, share the solution where the team can see it. The value is not just the fix; it is the repeated association of your name with the answer.
Package your best work so others can use it
A prompt only you can run makes you useful once. A workflow you documented well enough for others to adopt makes you the source. Aim to build things people reuse without needing you in the room.
Track who is actually adopting your work
Being the go-to person is a measurable pattern, not a vibe. If you can show how many teammates and teams run something you created, you have turned a reputation into evidence.
The people who get ahead with AI are rarely the flashiest. They are the ones whose work quietly became something other people depend on, and who can show exactly that. Reach you can prove beats effort you cannot.
The go-to person is the one whose fingerprints are on the tools everyone uses. Make those fingerprints easy to see.
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