Every company I talk to is throwing AI at their teams, new tools every week, pressure to “use AI or fall behind.” But nobody’s actually teaching people what they’re working with.
It’s like handing someone car keys without explaining how to drive and telling them to go fast, then wondering why they crash.
That felt backwards to me, so I started teaching.
Most AI courses either dive into jargon that loses people in five minutes, or they skip straight to “here are 10 prompts to try!” without explaining why they work.
I think that’s doing it backwards.
We start with the basics, what is this thing actually doing? How does it “think”? Once you get that, everything else clicks. The ethics conversations, the “what could go wrong”, the smart ways to use it. All of that makes way more sense when there is less “magic” and more math at work.
I want the person answering phones to understand AI just as well as the person in the corner office.
This stuff affects everyone’s job now.
That’s what we’re building here, practical AI literacy for office workers who need to understand the tools that are suddenly everywhere in their workday.
If you resonate with this message, reach out and Learn with Closp.
Kind regards
Jonatan
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