To send your first interactive AMP email using Twilio SendGrid, you need to set up a SendGrid account with a dedicated IP address and configure your domain for sender authentication, DMARC, SPF, and DKIM. You also need Node.js and a Gmail account to test receiving AMP emails. The official AMP playground, Gmail AMP Playground, and Mail.ru AMP Playground can be used to preview and test AMP email content. To create an AMP email, you need to add the ⚡4email attribute, AMP script, and style boilerplate to your HTML email. You also need to update your send-email.js script to load the AMP HTML content along with the text and HTML parts. Once set up, you can use AMP components such as <amp-img> and <amp-carousel> to create interactive emails. With AMP emails, you can build dynamic emails that have features like form submissions, interactive polls, surveys, or comment threads, which can improve your user experience and conversion rates without users leaving their inbox.