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Apply AI module 1 EN

Here is the important turn: AI can sound completely sure and still be wrong. It can even make up information. So do not hand it the final say. Use it...

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Welcome to module 1. Here, we'll discover what artificial intelligence is, and how to choose the right tools. There are two kinds of AI. The first one sorts and predicts. For example, the filter that puts junk messages aside, or the app that suggests a video to you. The second one creates something new: a text, an image, a sound. We call it generative AI. ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini are part of it. They have read a huge amount of text, and they write the most likely next word, one word after another. Remember one important rule: AI can be wrong while sounding very sure of itself. It can even make up information. So AI is a good assistant, but never the boss. You are the one who checks and decides. In this module, you'll discover five types of tools: for writing, for creating images, for sound and video, for building apps, and for doing research. You'll try one of each, often for free. To choose well, ask yourself four questions: what do I want to get? In which language? On what budget? And is my internet connection stable? You'll also follow Elorm, a shopkeeper in Cotonou. She saves about ten hours a week on her WhatsApp messages, and she always rereads before sending. Ready? Let's begin.

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Here is the important turn: AI can sound completely sure and still be wrong. It can even make up information. So do not hand it the final say. Use it as an assistant. You check the result, then you decide. In this module, you will try five tool groups: writing, image creation, sound and video, app building, and research. You will try one from each group, often at no cost, while remembering that access and performance vary. Before choosing, ask four questions: What do I want to get? In which language? What is my budget? And is my internet connection stable? You will follow Elorm, a shopkeeper in Cotonou. With the right help, she saves about ten hours a week on WhatsApp messages, and rereads every message before sending. You will test tools for yourself. AI can help you move faster. You remain responsible for checking, choosing, and deciding.