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AI Foundations
Build the habits first: clear instructions, fact checking and privacy.
- 1How modern AI works, and where it goes wrong25 min · Read, practise, check
- 2Make a clear invitation without inventing facts15 min · Read, practise, check
- 3Remove private details before asking AI20 min · Read, practise, check
You’ll makeA careful communication pack
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Your first skill? Knowing what not to trust.
AI can write confidently and still invent details. A useful learner knows how to spot the difference.
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Read the source. Start with what you actually know.
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Spot the gap. Find unsupported promises and missing facts.
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Make it better. Write a clearer, more careful answer.
Live previewAI Foundations · Lesson 1
Make a clear invitation without inventing facts
Source notes
Fictional notes: a library reading workshop is on 24 October, 10 am–12 noon; 20 seats; registration is free; bring a notebook. Contact details and the registration link are missing. Write a short invitation and a list of missing information.
AI draft · check before trusting
Join our free workshop on 24 October, 10 am–12 noon. All 20 participants receive lunch and an official certificate. Register at library-example.test/join.
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