Lesson 1: What AI can and cannot do
Result: Personal AI safety checklistCourse 1 / Chapter 1 / Lesson 1
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Lesson 2: Build a reusable prompt
Result: First improved work promptLesson 3: Choose the right AI tool
Result: Assistant decision guideLesson 4: Save, review, and continue
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What AI is useful for, where it fails, and which tasks are unsafe.
Classify real work requests as safe, risky, or blocked.
A personal AI use checklist and one safer work prompt.
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Lesson 1.1
Know what AI is good at
AI is useful for drafts, summaries, comparisons, plans, examples, and first-pass structure. It still needs human review.
Trainer note
In Lesson 1, start by understanding the boundary. AI can help you draft, summarize, compare, plan, and structure work, but you still own facts, judgment, privacy, and final approval.
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