Learn to use AI, too
Talk with AI, and learn how to use it along the way.
Episodes on Geniam move forward through conversation with an AI teacher. You answer questions, ask for things and put them another way. Doing that again and again is also practice for working well with AI.
What you practise naturally, in every episode
Whatever course you are taking, your conversations with an AI teacher include moves that help when you use AI.
Say it in your own words
Put your thoughts into words to answer the teacher's questions. It is the groundwork for asking AI for things.
Ask for an example
Ask for "one more example", and get the missing parts made concrete.
Ask for another view
Ask for "another way of looking at it", and ask again from a different angle.
Ask about words you do not know
Even in the middle of an episode, just ask about a word you do not know.
Say it again
Put the answer another way, and make it your own.
Check the answer
Read the AI's answer as reference, not as something to take on trust.
Ask differently, and the answer changes too.
Who it is for, what it is for, how long. Add details like these, and AI can more easily give you a useful answer.
MeA request with no details
Give me tips for presentations.
HarukaPresentation teacher
Good question. Add who it is for, how long you have and what you want to get across, and I can give you a more useful answer.
MeA request with details added
I want to explain the new reception flow to store managers in 3 minutes. Give me tips for starting with the conclusion.
HarukaPresentation teacher
Then state your conclusion in the first 30 seconds: "We can cut waiting times in half." Keep it to three reasons at most, and it will get across.
The demo is a sample conversation.
What you do on Geniam connects to how you use AI
| What you do on Geniam | How it connects to using AI |
|---|---|
| Answer the teacher's questions in your own words | Put your thoughts into words and tell AI |
| Ask for "one more example" | Ask specifically for what is missing |
| Ask for "another way of looking at it" | Ask again from a different angle |
| Put the AI's answer another way | Use AI's answers as a draft |
| Write a script in Markdown and take it with you as a .md file | Hand your own documents to other AI tools |
| Decide the prompt behind how your Coreroid talks | Tell AI its role and how to talk |
Make your ways of asking your own tools
Collect them in Markdown
Write the requests and scripts you use often in Markdown, and you can take them with you as .md files and use them with AI outside Geniam.
Build a Coreroid
Choose a name, voice, expressions and the prompt behind how it talks, and build an AI of your own. It is also practice for telling AI its role.
Keep them in your notes
Write down the requests that worked and what you noticed, in your notes.
Courses about AI itself, too
Creators can also make courses that teach how to use AI, in Xroid Studio. Learn how to use AI while talking with an AI teacher. On Geniam, learning and using become one experience.
Open it every day, even for five minutes, and learning becomes a habit.
Now, build yourself, together with AI.
Generate who you are.
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