Chapter · Speak clearly about AI at work
What AI Actually Is
Separate AI, automation, machine learning, and generative AI.
Start with clear mental models and safe everyday use. Then build repeatable workflows. Only after that move into agents, retrieval, evaluation, strategy, and governance.
Complete levels in order if you are new to AI.
Do each activity using a task from your own work.
Use the course directory after choosing the skill you need.
Outcome: Use AI confidently and verify its work.
Chapter · Speak clearly about AI at work
Separate AI, automation, machine learning, and generative AI.
Chapter · Turn vague requests into useful outputs
Use context, constraints, examples, and review loops.
Chapter · Know when to trust AI and when to check it
Handle hallucinations, privacy, bias, and sensitive data.
Outcome: Build reliable workflows for real professional tasks.
Chapter · Build repeatable professional workflows
Apply AI to real work by role, goal, and team context.
Chapter · Use AI to reason over messy information
Summarize, compare, extract, and validate information.
Chapter · Judge whether an AI workflow is reliable
Understand tool use, agent limits, rubrics, and evaluation.
Outcome: Design, evaluate, and govern deployable AI systems.
Chapter · Understand the system behind the chat box
Tokens, context, embeddings, retrieval, and model limits.
Chapter · Lead or design responsible adoption
Prioritize use cases, measure ROI, manage risk, and govern rollout.
Chapter · Design a deployable AI workflow
Combine strategy, implementation, evaluation, and human review.
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