Ten lessons, three levels. Each lesson is one idea, taught in plain English, with a video, written notes, and one exercise to try.
The plain-English starting point: what these tools do, what they don't, and where they help.
How to ask so you get a useful answer — and what to do when the first answer misses.
Give it a role, context, and an example. The three ingredients that change most answers.
Emails, documents, and tone — drafting faster without handing your voice away.
Checking sources, spotting confident errors, and verifying before you rely on it.
Summarising, sorting, and answering questions from your own files.
What image and video tools can do, what they can't, and how to use them honestly.
Meetings, planning, and follow-ups — practical uses that save time, not add work.
What never to paste into AI, and how to keep private information private.
Connecting tools together and building workflows that run for you.
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