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The basics of using artificial intelligence

There's lots of free content about AI, but it's all over the place. Here you go in order, with short videos that show exactly what to do: use AI day to day, create content, automate tasks and code without knowing how to code.

4 modules · 16 lessons
1 free lesson in every module
Under 1 minute per video
The course

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Syllabus

4 modules, in order

We picked the topics people are learning most around the world today, according to Coursera and Udemy.

How it works

You learn by doing, in order

Every lesson ends with something working. By the end of the module your page is live on the internet.

01

Watch a short video

One idea per video, with a simulated screen so you see exactly what to click.

02

Do it yourself

Repeat the steps in your own account. They're free: GitHub and the free version of Claude are enough to start.

03

Move on to the next

Each lesson builds on what you did in the last one. No jumps, no gaps.

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  • All 16 lessons across the 4 modules
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FAQ

Before you start

Do I need to know how to code?

No. The course is designed to start from zero. AI writes the code; you learn to ask for what you want and to understand what it does.

Do I have to pay for tools?

The free versions of Claude and GitHub are enough to start. Publishing your page with GitHub Pages is free too. Some advanced features, like certain automations, may require a paid plan of the tool you use.

How long does it take?

Each video is under a minute. Doing the steps, you can finish each module in an afternoon.

Are the screens the same as the real ones?

They are simulations so each step is clear. Apps change their design often, so a button may be somewhere else, but the path is the same.