Happy I passed. Did a 4 day instructor led course, all the QandA questions from the official datatbase, reread my study notes and all the summaries for each chapter in the o'reilly cism book by P. Gregory. Looked up things in the book i wanted to know more about. Read chapter 1 to 4 fully.
So, what's next: AAISM, i wish to have a strong infosec theoretical foundation on AI to strengthen my practical/technical background.
Sharing a simple real life (potential) use case (that you can possibly use) with pi.dev and deepseek: I'm prepping for an exam and could be enhancing the experience with pi.
Let me prefix by stating that I like to really learn the content, not just learn to pass the exam, so I think about issues, about relations to my job/work and the material extensively while preparing. This is just a method I could be using to support my ability to really grasp the material.
I could be putting multiple choice questions in pi, and have it answer. I wouldn't be looking until I have answered the actual question myself in the practice site, and then compare the results. Sometimes deepseek gets it wrong (I'd say 1 out of 12).
My AGENTS.md would have instructions to provide answers in a specific format and to give a very small amount of extra information and context. It will pick out the 'gotchas' and abstract rules for this specific content and note it in a seperate file for later review and approach to the exam. It will also take the learnings of why it got something wrong (could be because of a different point of view).
I find that I could be working more interactively with the material, since I can easily followup with custom prompts (/definition, /compare etc) to get more depth or explore relations.
A session with deepseek that burns through 100 questions and has lots of exploratory stuff costs me 8 cent.
(probably, of course I'm not putting copyrighted material in a deepseek model since I am not allowed to do that according to the terms and conditions).
