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What AI actually does
An AI assistant changed a supplier’s price by €2,700. Would you catch it before the client meeting?
For everyone using AI at work / level 1
Build a shared foundation for everyday AI use, verification, confidentiality and responsible working practices.
Prior knowledge: No prior AI knowledge needed. You can enter directly if you have this foundation.
01 / Practise this skill
Check AI outputs against sources, set task boundaries and recognise information risks.
02 / Create these drafts
A sample output-verification record and a task brief with a review checklist.
03 / Bring this to work
A repeatable way to review everyday AI work and explain when to pause or ask for help.
Work through these in order, or revisit a topic you need. Each module takes around 35–50 minutes.
YOUR NEXT MODULE / 0/4 parts complete
An AI assistant changed a supplier’s price by €2,700. Would you catch it before the client meeting?
L1-M2 / 0/4 parts complete
The complaint includes an old refund policy and a request for payment. Can you brief the assistant without giving it authority to act?
L1-M3 / 0/4 parts complete
Leo removed names but left emails, salaries and unique job titles. He uploaded the file ten minutes ago. What happens now?
L1-M4 / 0/4 parts complete
An urgent voice message asks for a supplier payment. Elsewhere, two apparently useful AI ideas raise very different risks. Spot the warning signs.
L1-M5 / 0/4 parts complete
A chatbot, a synthetic public figure and a public-interest article need different transparency decisions. Who owns each one?
Keep the learning useful
Each lesson has four steps: Learn the ideas, Follow an example, Try it yourself, Check understanding. Finish both lessons, record your workplace decision and complete the final check.
An excerpt from this programme’s fictional workplace tasks.
Worked example / fictional case / excerpt
This illustrates a learning draft, not completed documentation or approval for a real organisation.
Open this workplace task →Know what your record represents
Complete both lessons, self-review your workplace task and pass the module check. AI literacy requires 9/12 correct answers per module; the other programmes require 11/15. You can retry with feedback and no time limit.
Your downloadable learning record lists browser-recorded module completion. It does not verify your identity, independently assess the quality of your written work or certify professional competence or organisational compliance.
Self-reported browser progress. Not an official certificate or compliance record.
AI literacy
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