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You've got the foundation. Now it's time to actually use it. Pick any AI tool (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini — doesn't matter which for these) and work through these three tasks. Each one uses a habit from Lessons 1-4. Task 1: Write a real email
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You don't need to be paranoid about AI — but you do need a few ground rules, the same way you'd have ground rules for email or online banking. The Golden Rule Don't type anything into an AI chat that you wouldn't be
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You don't need to learn a special language to use AI well. You need four habits. That's it — no "prompt engineering" theory required. The 4 Habits 1. Say who it's for and why AI can't see your situation — tell it.
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In Lesson 1, you learned AI is a very well-read assistant, not a mind. Now let's get specific: which tasks should you actually hand off, and which ones should stay yours? Use this lesson as a filter. Before you ask AI to help with something, run it
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The simplest way to think about it Imagine the smartest, fastest-reading intern you've ever met. This intern has read an almost unimaginable amount of writing — books, articles, websites, conversations. Because of that, they're very good at: * Predicting what a good next sentence looks like * Summarizing