Learn AI by doing something real.

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For work

How do I get started with AI?

Pick your department. See how companies are using AI in work like yours.

What they tried, what happened, what the software costs, and where implementations went wrong - plus prompts you can use today and questions to ask before you buy.

Every claim links to its source. Nothing is sponsored. Examples refreshed weekly.

Want this for your leadership team? That is exactly the work I do with companies.

AI Quest — Make something your friends actually use, with phone mockups

For parents and teens 13–16

AI Quest

Get your teen off social media and building with AI.

AI Quest turns screen time into a weekly build challenge: your teen picks a project they care about and ships a working app. The Coach teaches prompting, then steps back - by mission eight they write the full prompt themselves.

You set the reward upfront and control it with a parent PIN. Every week ends with a live app and a five-minute Sunday pitch to you.

I write about AI, work, and raising kids in the middle of it every week. Get the essays →

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Learn by doing

Free AI Courses

Find the one course that will actually teach you something useful.

Each listing tells you who the course is for, how long it takes, what you'll learn, and what you'll be able to make or do by the end.

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Delegate with care

How do I get started with AI agents?

Start with one small job you can check.

An agent takes a job, works across the tools you already use, and brings the result back for your approval. For each one you'll see what it does, a first assignment, what it costs, and which actions still need your sign-off.

Give it more only after it has earned your trust.

Delegating to agents is the same skill as delegating to people - that is the core of my book. Read about The Bias Advantage →

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