Why this guide

There is no shortage of AI content. Here is what this guide does differently, and what you get for free.

What makes it different

  • One question, then the next

    Each article answers the question you came with and the one you'll ask right after, so you can act.

  • Dated, from 2019 to today

    Every article shows its date, so you can follow how AI changed and how the best way to use it changed too.

  • A method that grows

    The book's method (role, context, task, format, refine, verify) is the spine, extended year by year to agents and automation.

  • Every lab, every medium

    OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, Apple, xAI, Mistral, DeepSeek, Qwen and open source; text, image, video, music, voice and code.

  • Sourced and checkable

    Two or three sources per article, official sources first, listed at the end of every answer.

Free, for everyone

  • Every article, in full, with no paywall
  • The interactive tools: Prompt Builder, Prompt Refiner, glossary, checklist
  • The AI timeline and its open data
  • The weekly newsletter and the free Guide to Artificial Intelligence
  • New downloads as they're released

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