Build With Me
Make it.
Test it.
Understand it.
A shared project. A place to ask questions. Time to understand what the AI got right—and what needs another look.
01 / A little experiment
Watch the answer
get better.
A confident answer can still be wrong. Follow one fictional example from first draft to human review.
SOURCE / MEETING NOTES
What the team agreed
The sample AI turns these notes into a plan, but changes the deadline. Select each step to see how you catch and correct it.
FIRST DRAFT / CHECK REQUIRED
A clear plan. A wrong date.
Friday
The draft says Sam will finish on Friday and Priya will review it. The people are right, but the deadline has changed.
Shared projects for everyday work
Build it.
Question it.
Make it better.
Start with a practical task: turn meeting notes into an action plan, organize research into a useful brief, or build a repeatable content workflow. Work from sample material, explore what AI can do, and improve the result together.
The important part is understanding your result well enough to explain it.
- 01
Build
Start with a shared project and useful source material.
- 02
Inspect
Look for gaps in the first AI-generated result.
- 03
Verify
Check the output against its source.
- 04
Repair
Correct the result and the instructions behind it.
- 05
Control
Add the human review the work needs.
A shared starting point
Something to work on, together.
The prototype brings the exercise and its review into the same learning experience. The pilot will build from these materials.
The case workspace
Keep the source, AI output and your observations side by side.
Your participant workbook
Record the checks you made, corrections you chose and questions you still have.
A discussion that goes deeper
Compare reasoning and talk through the review decisions with a facilitator.
Who it is for
Curious about AI.
Serious about the work.
For curious people who research, write, plan, communicate, or keep projects moving. Everyone starts with shared sample material and clear, guided steps.
We’ll start with the same project so everyone can follow along, compare ideas, and ask questions. The next pilot’s exact project, tools and prerequisites will be shared with the enrollment details.
Pilot in development: the project, schedule, price, and included support will be shared before enrollment opens.
A few useful details
Is this a course I can buy today?
The shared-project pilot is being developed. You can ask about it now; the schedule, price, included materials and support will be clear before enrollment opens.
Do I need to bring my own project?
The idea is to start together with the same case and source material. That makes it easier to compare work, ask questions and troubleshoot as a group.
Do I need to bring my own work files?
We’ll work from fictional sample material. You can explore the format without uploading private work files.
Can my team do a session together?
Yes—start with an inquiry about your audience, experience and the work you want to understand. Explore team training.