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AI at Your Desk

You have an office job, you are losing hours a week, and you do not care how any of this works. Four tasks from your own week, each done twice and timed. A fifth you should not have handed over. You finish with real work done and a page of your own numbers you can show someone.

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This segment is for the person who has been sold this three times already and is still doing the same job at the same speed. Nothing here needs a terminal, a key, a card or a line of code. A chat window, your own documents, and a stopwatch. Every exercise uses your own real work, and everything you produce in it is work you send. You start by measuring where your week actually goes, with no tools at all, because the hour most people lose is spent looking for things they already have and no model will find those for you. You learn to get an earlier version back, and something you deleted. Then you work out whether the assistant sitting inside the software your employer already pays for is worth turning on, what it really costs over three years rather than over the first discounted year, and which tier does the thing you actually want. Then the middle of the segment: four tasks out of your own week, each done twice, by hand and with help, both timed. The one you write every week. The long document you have to get through by Friday. The repetitive job you do forty times. And then the fifth task, which is the one you should not have used it for, and which is worth as much as the other four together. You take the details out before anything goes near a model. Every time, and it is said in every lesson that needs it, because your work has other people's names in it. By the end you have a written rule about what you will not hand over, one page holding the instructions that made the difference, and a before-and-after with real numbers that you have shown to somebody who could act on it. Segment A1 explains what the tool is doing when it answers you, and this one assumes it in a single sentence rather than repeating it. Segment A3 is the same argument for a whole company, with policies and controls. This one is about your own desk and your own Thursday.

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01 Finding Your Own Things
3개 강의·1h 27m

There is no AI at all in this module and that is deliberate. The thing most people lose the most time to is not a model-shaped problem, and you will not believe that until you have timed your own…
02 The Assistant Where You Already Work
3개 강의·1h 46m

The in-place assistant is not a cleverer model. It is plumbing, and the reason it feels faster is that you stopped changing windows. Knowing that is what stops you paying for the wrong tier.
03 Your Own Week, Done Twice
3개 강의·2h 30m

Nothing in this module is an exercise. Every task is one you owed somebody this week, and every one of them gets sent. The deliverable is the pair: what you did by hand, and what you did with help.
04 The Fifth Task, and What You Keep
3개 강의·1h 42m

Modules 1 to 3 make you faster. This one is the one that keeps you employed. It ends with a written rule, one page, and real numbers shown to a real person.

자주 묻는 질문

AI at Your Desk에서 무엇을 배우나요?: You have an office job, you are losing hours a week, and you do not care how any of this works. Four tasks from your own week, each done twice and timed. A fifth you should not have handed over. You finish with real work done and a page of your own numbers you can show someone.
사전 경험이 필요한가요?: 아니요 — AI at Your Desk은 기초부터 시작하며 초보자에게 적합해요.
AI at Your Desk은 얼마나 걸리나요?: AI at Your Desk은 4개 모듈과 12개 강의로 구성되어 있고, 자신의 속도로 학습할 수 있어요.
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