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AI for Knowledge Workers

Use AI as a professional skill, not a party trick

Audience: Professionals who work with information, ideas, writing, and decisions

After this track you will

  • Write prompts that get reliable, structured results — not lottery tickets
  • Catch AI mistakes before they reach your work
  • Know which tasks to delegate to AI and which to keep in your hands
  • Apply AI reliably to real professional workflows: writing, research, grounding, verification

4 modules · 24 episodes

Module 1

The Professional's Mental Model

You've used AI. Now understand what's actually happening — so you know why it works, when it fails, and how to get consistently more from it.

Module 2

Prompting as a Skill

Prompting is not asking questions. It's a craft with patterns and techniques. This module gives you the context mechanics and the six core prompting patterns that separate capable AI users from everyone else.

6Context Window
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7Context Engineering
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8The 3-Part Prompt
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9Few-Shot Prompting
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10Stepwise Prompting
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11“Critique Then Rewrite”
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12“Ask Me Questions First”
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13Tone Control Without Cringe
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Module 3

Evaluating the Output

Fluent output is not accurate output. AI sounds confident whether it is right or wrong. This module gives you the mental tools to tell the difference — fast.

14Why AI Sounds Confident
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15Asking for Assumptions
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16What Hallucinations Are
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17When You Should Trust AI
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18Red Flags
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Module 4

Applied Workflows

The patterns that make AI a consistent professional collaborator. Covers conversation management, grounding your answers in real sources, structuring output for actual use, and building verification habits.

19Why Long Chats Drift
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20The Chat Is Not a Democracy
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21**Why Long Chats Get Confused**
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22Grounding: Answer Only From My Text
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23Output Formats
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24Quick Verification Habits
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