I asked an AI how good I am. Not out of vanity — okay, maybe a little. Out of curiosity. The answer was honest: my prompt engineering was well above average. My vibe coding impressive for a non-programmer. But — and this "but" landed hard — I wasn't an expert. I was missing the technical depth.
That was the moment. Not offended, but motivated. If an AI can tell me what I'm missing, I can learn it too. Publicly. Every day. At noon — because the important things should happen during lunch break, not on the couch in the evening.
AI Noon is my diary of this journey. 5 minutes reading, 5 minutes trying. Naive enough to ask dumb questions. Curious enough not to just accept the answers. The goal: in 365 days I want to earn the right to call myself a Senior AI Consultant — as a sociologist building the bridge between tech and society.
The trigger: FAZ AI Conference 2026 in Frankfurt. I built AI Noon live — at an AI conference, with an AI.