Working with AI

AI tools are now part of ordinary professional work — drafting, summarizing, researching, preparing for meetings — and most professionals are using them the way they were handed them: type a vague request, accept the first fluent answer, and move on. This course teaches the other way. You will learn what these tools actually are, in plain and honest terms; how to frame a request that gets useful output instead of plausible filler; how to iterate instead of starting over; and how to verify what comes back — facts, figures, and names — before any of it leaves your desk. You will learn judgment about what to delegate to a tool and what never to delegate, how to protect confidential information, and how to write with AI without losing your voice or your responsibility for the result. By the end of this program, you will have a personal standard for working with AI that you can state, follow, and defend.