AI learning for your everyday work, one lesson at a time.
Start with plain-language ideas and familiar everyday examples.
Explainer · About 18 min reading
AI First Steps · 1 / 7
Understand AI, generative AI, models and prompts through everyday examples. Start by reading and comparing explanations, without installing or signing up for anything.
How-to guide · About 15 min reading
AI First Steps · 2 / 7
Start with a few notes, turn them into an invitation, ask for one change, then check the result against the original. No technical background needed.
How-to guide · About 15 min reading
AI First Steps · 3 / 7
Start with invented notes rather than real customer records. Learn what to check about account data handling, unnecessary details, instructions inside documents and sharing.
How-to guide · About 16 min reading
AI First Steps · 4 / 7
Practice a clear first request, a focused revision and a final check using one reading-group notice. Useful context matters more than a long prompt.
Explainer · About 15 min reading
AI First Steps · 5 / 7
A fluent draft can still get dates and numbers wrong. Practice connecting claims to evidence, checking arithmetic and leaving unknown details unresolved.
Explainer · About 15 min reading
AI First Steps · 6 / 7
Why can the same notes lead to different answers? Learn to distinguish tokens, training and conversation context, then decide what to check in a generated draft.
Explainer · About 14 min reading
AI First Steps · 7 / 7
Separate subscriptions, usage limits and API charges. Learn to count input and output, then identify what you need to check in your own service.
Explainer · About 20 min reading
Everyday foundations: summarise, organise and compare · 1 / 3
Use six reading-group notes to practise summarising. Trace each sentence to its source and keep confirmed facts, proposals and unknowns separate.
Explainer · About 18 min reading
Everyday foundations: summarise, organise and compare · 2 / 3
Understand the difference between a summary and an action plan. Follow a worked checklist to learn about owners, deadlines and prerequisites.
Explainer · About 20 min reading
Everyday foundations: summarise, organise and compare · 3 / 3
Compare three fictional venues to understand requirements, preferences and unknowns. Follow the arithmetic and see why new evidence can change a decision.