About the project
AI Real Cases is a record of what I put into practice with artificial intelligence: assistants and agents, automation, local AI, servers, productivity and business: problems I have faced, and how I solved them, or failed to.
It started as a work notebook. I write it for myself first, so I don't forget what I did, with which tool and why. Then I publish it in case it helps you: if you have hit the same problem, here is the path I followed: what I asked for, with which tool and what came out, including when it went wrong.
It is not a course, a tool catalogue or a news outlet. Each case covers one concrete problem, what was tried, the evidence and the result.
About the tests
Not everything here has gone the same distance. Some things I try experimentally, to see how far they go; others I have put into production on my own systems or my clients' and they have been running for a while.
In each case I say which is which: whether it is checked and in use, whether the test is still open or whether the idea did not work. What doesn't work for me gets published too, and I say plainly that it didn't work: a tested negative result is as useful as a positive one, sometimes more.
I also say which tool and which machine I tested it on. AI tools change quickly and what worked six months ago may not work today; when I repeat a test, the case is updated.
Who writes this
This is the personal website of Manuel González Pérez. You can see who I am on LinkedIn.
Everything I publish is my own experience. If you would like to publish yours, if you think one of mine needs correcting, or if you simply want to add something, write to me through the contact form. Tell me how you would like me to reply and I will call or write back.
I don't do marketing follow-ups: your details are used to reply to you and nothing else.