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AI NEW LEARNING LAB

Read it, try it, check your answer.

Choose a reading path, save useful articles and practise with worked examples, questions and flashcards. These are self-guided activities, not an accredited course or a measure of professional competence.

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Put an AI answer to the test

Use the five-dimension rubric to compare two answers, record the evidence and keep critical failures separate from the total. Download your record without creating an account.

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Start using AI well

Build the habits that matter first: clear tasks, useful context, careful checking and safe handling of information.

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Turn messy meeting notes into tasks without inventing an owner

To turn meeting notes into an action list with AI, request the task, owner, deadline and supporting words from the notes. Require missing details to stay unresolved. This fictional workshop exercise includes a complete answer key so you can spot invented commitments before using the result.

AI New Desk3 min readBeginner how-to
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Four repairs for an AI prompt that keeps missing the brief

To fix an AI prompt, identify the specific failure before adding more instructions: missing facts, invented details, the wrong format or an unclear audience. Give the model a bounded source card, repair one instruction and test another example. Better wording cannot supply facts the source never contained.

AI New Desk4 min readBeginner how-to
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Share less with AI: reduce a private email to the useful facts

Before uploading a file to AI, remove information the task does not need and check hidden contents as well as visible text. Share a minimal extract where possible. Connecting an email account or folder grants a different scope of access and needs a separate permissions check.

AI New Desk4 min readBeginner how-to