AI Literacy for Everyone
About Course
AI is already reshaping how we work, learn, communicate, and make decisions. But most AI education is aimed at developers and data scientists — not the rest of us.
This course changes that.
In 4 weeks, you’ll build a working mental model of artificial intelligence: what it can do, what it genuinely can’t, and how to use it as a tool for your own thinking — not a replacement for it.
No coding. No math. No hype.
You will learn to:
- Explain how large language models and other AI systems actually work (in plain English)
- Use AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Copilot with real skill and intentionality
- Identify when AI outputs should be trusted, questioned, or discarded
- Avoid the most common AI pitfalls: over-reliance, hallucinations, and echo chambers
- Build a personal AI toolkit that fits your work and learning style
- Understand the cognitive risks of AI dependency — and how to stay mentally sharp
Who this course is for:
- Professionals whose work is changing because of AI
- Lifelong learners who want to understand the technology reshaping the world
- Educators and parents navigating AI with students or children
- Anyone who’s been meaning to “really learn AI” and hasn’t found the right starting point
Prerequisites: None. If you’ve used Google, you’re ready for this.
Format: 4 modules · 15 lessons · Self-paced video + reading + exercises
Estimated time: 3–4 hours per week for 4 weeks (~14 hrs total)
Course Content
Module 1: What Is AI, Really?
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The AI you’ve seen vs. the AI that actually exists
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How large language models work
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A brief history of AI
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What AI cannot do
Module 2: Using AI Tools With Skill
Module 3: Thinking Critically in an AI World
Module 4: Building Your Personal AI Strategy
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