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Intro to Git — Snapshots, Branches & Sharing
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Using AI at Work Safely
A practical AI-literacy session for staff: what AI assistants are good and bad at, where your words go, what you may paste, how to mask personal data, how to ch
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9 steps · 2 quizzes · about 70 minutes · open any step
- Great at some things, risky at othersStart hereAI assistants are brilliant with language: drafting, rewording, summarising, brainstorming, explaining.InteractiveHands-on · 6 min
- Where your words goWhen you press Enter, your text leaves your computer and goes to the provider's servers.InteractiveHands-on · 6 min
- Green, amber, red: what can you paste?Before you paste, ask: who is allowed to see this?InteractiveHands-on · 6 min
- Mask it before you pasteOften you can still use AI on red data — after removing the details that point to a person.InteractiveHands-on · 6 min
- Check: before you pasteQuiz · 4 questions
- Check before you trustAI writes fluently even when it's wrong: numbers drift, rules get mixed up, and sources are sometimes invented.InteractiveHands-on · 8 min
- Bias in, bias outAI learns patterns from past data — including unfair ones.InteractiveHands-on · 7 min
- Credit, copyright and saying you used AIYou are responsible for what you send, whoever wrote the first draft.InteractiveHands-on · 7 min
- When must a person review?Not every task needs the same care.InteractiveHands-on · 7 min
- Your team's checklistTurn the lesson into habits.Read · 2 min
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