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A curriculum, not a chatbot

Learn AI. Build the future.

Understand how AI works, talk to it clearly, test its limits, and decide what responsible use looks like. Every path adapts from first questions to architecture and policy.

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What is AI?
A clear, age-aware guide to artificial intelligence, language models, training data, and predictions.
  • AI is a tool built from data and rules
  • LLMs predict patterns in language
  • Different models make different trade-offs
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How to talk to AI
Learn prompt engineering through context, constraints, examples, iteration, and evaluation.
  • State the goal and audience
  • Give constraints and examples
  • Test versions instead of trusting one output
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What AI can and cannot do
Understand hallucinations, bias, uncertainty, creativity, and when a human source matters more.
  • Fluency is not factuality
  • Verify high-stakes claims
  • Use AI as a tool, not an oracle
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How AI is built
Explore data, tokens, embeddings, transformers, attention, training pipelines, compute, and open models.
  • Training and inference are different
  • Architecture shapes capabilities
  • Infrastructure has real costs
05
AI and society
Think clearly about bias, privacy, misinformation, jobs, regulation, safety, and responsibility.
  • Data can carry social patterns
  • Safety is a system, not a slogan
  • Responsible use requires human judgment
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Building with AI
Move from using AI to designing, coding, evaluating, and responsibly shipping AI-powered tools.
  • Bound the problem before choosing a model
  • Evaluate on representative cases
  • Keep human agency in the product