How this course is made
You should know where a lesson comes from before you rely on it. Here is how we work, in plain words.
Where the content comes from
Every claim in the course points to a source. You can open that source and read it yourself.
- We rely on primary documentation of AI providers and on recognised courses.
- We do not use rumours, forum posts or our own memory as proof.
- Each lesson explains its claim step by step, so you can follow the reasoning and not only the result.
How content is checked
A lesson goes through three steps before it is part of the course.
- DraftA lesson starts as a draft with its claims and the sources behind them.
- Source checkEach claim is compared with its source. A claim without a source does not stay.
- Author reviewThe author reads the lesson and decides whether it goes in.
The role of AI
AI helps with drafting and with checking sources. It is a tool, like a spell checker, only more capable.
The author reviews the result and is responsible for it. Nothing goes into the course unchecked.
The author is still reviewing all levels personally. This review is ongoing.
What we do not claim
- No AI provider or other organisation endorses this course.
- We give no guarantee that an AI tool behaves tomorrow as it does in a lesson. Tools change.
- The course teaches how to use AI with care. It is not legal, medical or financial advice.
Found a mistake?
Please tell us. We check every report and correct what is wrong.