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What AI actually is
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How to talk to AI
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AI for work
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Choosing the right tool
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Staying safe and getting better results
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Safety basics
Do / don’t lists and myths, from Lessons 3 and 6.
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What AI actually is
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A plain-language introduction: what AI does well, what it does badly, and why it sometimes sounds confident when it is wrong. Then your first good prompt, who AI should act as, what you want, context, and format.
How to talk to AI
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How to ask clearly, give context, and improve an answer step by step, with examples you can copy and try. Plus how to check if AI is wrong: always verify names, dates, prices and quotes in another source.
Everyday uses
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Writing, summarizing, planning, and learning faster, with best practices for checking anything important, and what never to paste into AI: passwords, bank details, private addresses, or someone else’s personal information.
AI for work
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Emails, reports & meetings, templates for professional emails, summarising long reports, turning meeting notes into action lists, and preparing for presentations. Full content is served to signed-in Plus members below.
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Choosing the right tool
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How to compare tools for a task and avoid paying for the wrong one, plus AI for images, video & social media, describing an image so AI gets it right, and avoiding copyright and likeness mistakes.
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Staying safe and getting better results
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Privacy, checking sources, building a reliable AI habit, and advanced ways to automate repeated tasks and build reusable workflows safely.
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Best practices everyone should know
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Do this
- → Give context: who it’s for, what good looks like, and limits
- → Check important facts in a second source
- → Ask AI to explain in simple words, with examples
- → Iterate: “Make it shorter / friendlier / add steps”
- → Use AI to draft, you make the final decision
Don’t do this
- → Don’t paste passwords, bank or health ID numbers
- → Don’t trust confident answers about prices, law or medicine without checking
- → Don’t pay for many overlapping tools at once
- → Don’t share someone else’s private info or photos without permission
- → Don’t use AI images of real people to mislead
“AI knows everything.”
Fact: It predicts likely answers. It can be wrong, out of date, or invent details.
“I need to be technical.”
Fact: If you can write a clear message to a helpful person, you can write a good prompt.
“The most expensive tool is best.”
Fact: The best tool is the one that fits your one job, the Finder helps you pick.
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