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Week 1 - January 2026

Week at a Glance

  • Key Focus: Distinguishing AI types and mastering human-led prompting.
  • Terminology: ANI (Weak AI), Strong AI, and Agentic AI.
  • Skill of the Week: Prompt Engineering through context and problem framing.

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Understanding the “why” behind the tools we use daily.

Artificial Narrow Intelligence (ANI) & Weak AI

Section titled “Artificial Narrow Intelligence (ANI) & Weak AI”

ANI is built for one specific task. It doesn’t think or understand the world like we do; it simply follows patterns within its design.

  • Everyday Examples: Google Maps (navigation), YouTube (suggestions), or Face ID recognition.
  • The Bottom Line: It is “smart” at one job, but cannot do anything beyond that.

A theoretical stage where AI can think, learn, and reason exactly like a human across any situation.

  • Status: It does not exist today; it remains a long-term goal for AI researchers.

Agentic AI: From “Chatbot” to “Doer”

Section titled “Agentic AI: From “Chatbot” to “Doer””

Agentic AI doesn’t just answer questions—it takes action. It completes tasks end-to-end with minimal oversight.

  • Example: Instead of just drafting an email, Agentic AI can find a free time slot, draft the agenda, and prepare the meeting invite for your final approval.

The real edge in AI isn’t just knowing the tool; it’s knowing how to talk to it.

Good input leads to good output. The most effective way to improve your AI results is by giving context.

  • Quick Tip: Instead of saying “Write an email,” say “I am writing a short, professional email to a client. Keep it polite and clear.” Context reduces ambiguity.

1. The Resumé Architect Use this to move away from generic applications and create a targeted, results-focused CV.

"Act as a professional resume writer. Create a clean, ATS-friendly resume for me. My details are below. Focus on results, skills, and clear wording. Tailor the resume for the job role I mention. Ask me any missing details before finalizing."

2. The Decision Thinking Partner When you are stuck between options, use the AI to challenge your assumptions rather than making the choice for you.

"I’m confused between these options. Ask me the right questions to understand my goals, priorities, fears, and emotions. Then help me logically and emotionally decide what fits me best."

Resources and strategic insights to keep you ahead.

As Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas notes, AI is a powerful multiplier of human thinking, not a replacement.

  • AI solves problems; Humans decide which problems matter.
  • The future belongs to those who ask better questions and use AI as a thinking partner.

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