AI for Everyday Life
When you finish, you can
Put an AI assistant to work in your daily life — writing, scheduling, health, money and family — with habits that keep you in charge.
Start hereStart here for everyday use. Any free assistant works; a paid one is better and about the price of two coffees a month.
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Take a position on AI for Everyday Life. The AI counselor argues the other side, asks you questions back, and cites a source for every fact it states. Sources listed under a reply are the pages it actually found; if none are listed, it is arguing from reasoning only. It is an AI and it can be wrong: check the sources.
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Enter the course roomCourse Syllabus
8h total- Choosing an AI Assistant24 min
- Setting Up AI Tools24 min
- Daily AI Workflows24 min
- Voice Assistants & Smart Home24 min
Practice
- Pick one assistant and set your preferences and a short description of yourself.
- Give it a name, and ask it to ask you twenty questions to get to know you.
- Use it for one real task each morning for a week.
Check
What did it learn about you from the twenty questions that changed its answers?
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