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Exercises: Pick Your Challenge

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15 hands-on AI exercises across five skill pillars and three difficulty levels. Pick any exercise and start building practical AI fluency.

Every exercise in this playbook is designed to be self-contained — you can do any of them with just an AI tool and a bit of curiosity. No setup, no prerequisites, no special software.

Not Sure Where to Start?[edit | edit source]

Got 15 minutes? Try one of these beginner-friendly exercises:

Got 25 minutes? Level up with an intermediate challenge:

Ready for a deep dive? Advanced exercises take about 40 minutes:

All Exercises by Pillar[edit | edit source]

| Pillar || Basic (15 min) || Intermediate (25 min) || Advanced (40 min)

| Ethical Prompting || | Fact-Check Habit || | Verification Checklist || | AI Governance Playbook | Insight Synthesis || | Signal in the Noise || | Multi-Source Brief || | Research Pipeline | Workflow Automation || | Reusable Prompt || | Prompt Chain || | Workflow Blueprint | Cross-Domain Reframing || | Stolen Technique || | Framework Transplant || | Cross-Domain Library | Agent Collaboration || | First AI Team Meeting || | Handoff Protocol || | Agent Workflow Design

All Exercises by Level[edit | edit source]

Basic (15 min each)[edit | edit source]

Foundational skills and first interactions with AI. Start here if you're new.

Intermediate (25 min each)[edit | edit source]

Applied skills and workflow integration. You're chaining steps and building processes.

Advanced (40 min each)[edit | edit source]

Strategic use and system-level thinking. You're designing frameworks for teams.

You don't need to do them in order. Pick whatever catches your interest — the best exercise is the one you actually do.