Now that you’ve learned the basics of AI tools — from standalone apps to integrated features, and how models power them — let’s hear from you. In the comments, share: - One AI tool you’ve used before (standalone or integrated) - Whether it was augmenting your work (helping you do it better/faster) or automating it entirely - (Optional) One thing you’re curious to try after this lesson This thread is your space to swap recommendations, ask questions, and learn what’s working for others. 📌 Tip: If you’re not sure which category your tool fits into, post it anyway — we’ll help figure it out together.

It’s time to put your CRAFT skills to the test! Here’s how to join the challenge: 1. Share your “before” prompt — the quick, simple request you wrote down in Lesson 1. 2. Share your “after” prompt — the improved version you built using the CRAFT framework. 3. Include both outputs — run each prompt in the same AI tool (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc.). If you need ideas for tools, check Intro to AI Tools — Lesson 1: Brainstorming & Writing (Text AI). 4. Tell us the difference — Which one worked better? Did the CRAFTed prompt hit the mark? If not, what would you tweak? 💡 Tip: Post your results side-by-side so we can clearly see the transformation. Just be mindful that you don't share any sensitive or private information! Why share? - You’ll get feedback from other members to make your prompts even better. - You might inspire someone who’s working on a similar task. - It’s a great way to see the CRAFT framework in action across different use cases. Use the hashtag #PromptMakeover when you post so we can easily find and celebrate your work. Can’t wait to see your before-and-after transformations! 🚀

You’ve just wrapped up Intro to AI Tools — now it’s your turn to put AI to work! Here’s how to join in: 1. Pick one tool from this module (text, image, video, or automation). 2. Create something small — a short video, a graphic, a blog post draft, a piece of copy, or even a simple automated workflow. 3. Share your result here in the comments. Screenshots, links, or short descriptions are all welcome! Just mindful of sharing any private or personal information. 4. Bonus: tell us which tool(s) you used and what you learned in the process. This is a judgment-free zone — rough drafts and first tries are totally fine. The goal is to experiment and get comfortable using these tools. 💡 Tip: If you’re stuck on what to try, scroll back through the lesson prompts — you can copy one and run with it.

Just wrapped up a lesson in this course? Thought of a question or spotted AI in your daily life that connects to what we’ve been learning? This is your space to share, ask, and connect with other members. 💬 Here are a few ways to contribute: - Share an example of AI you noticed in your day-to-day life. - Post a “lightbulb moment” you had from the lessons so far. - Ask a question if something is still unclear or you want to go deeper. - React to or build on someone else’s comment — your perspective might help them too. This is an open thread for all things "Understanding AI"— big or small, all contributions are welcome.