Sprint 1: Understand~12 Min

Everyday.AI in Practical Use.

From theory to practice: Discover concrete applications, compare the best tools, and formulate your first prompt.

Discover Practice

Discover

The Mirror Principle

AI Is Your Mirror

The clearer your input, the better the answer. Good prompts are the key.

Weak Input

"Write something about marketing"

Generic text without focus

Strong Input

"Create a social media post for an organic café in Vienna – humorous, target group 25-40"

Precise, target-group-oriented content

It's not the AI that needs to adapt – you shape the result through your input. Concrete prompts lead to precise answers.

Practical Examples

AI in Everyday Life: Three Concrete Applications

From email to research – save time and energy.

Emails & Communication

Formulate difficult messages, translate texts professionally, or summarize long emails.

Example: "Formulate a polite rejection to a customer asking for a discount. Professional, but friendly."

Research & Learning

Explain complex topics simply, research facts, or create customized learning plans.

Example: "Explain the basics of blockchain technology to me like I'm an absolute beginner in 5 points."

Creative Writing

Brainstorm ideas, create content calendars, or optimize existing texts for SEO.

Example: "Create 10 ideas for Instagram posts for a yoga studio – mindful, authentic, without esotericism."

"The best AI is the one you use daily – not the one that gets the most hype."
— Your journey begins now

Getting Started

Your First Steps with AI

Three simple principles for a successful start.

Be Specific

The more specific your request, the more precise the answer. Name context, target audience, and desired tone.

"Explain this to me like I'm 10 years old"

Iterate

Perfection rarely comes on the first try. Request adjustments, ask follow-up questions, refine step by step.

"Make it shorter and more professional"

Experiment

Test different formulations. Every AI reacts differently – find your own style.

"List the pros and cons"

Interactive Exercise

Good or Bad? The Prompt Test

Click on the better prompt – and instantly learn why it works better.

1 Which prompt leads to a better result?

"Write something about marketing" "Create a social media post for an organic café in Vienna – humorous, target audience 25-40"

2 Which prompt is more precise?

"Explain Blockchain" "Explain the basics of blockchain technology to me like I'm an absolute beginner in 5 bullet points"

3 Which prompt delivers more usable results?

"I have chicken and vegetables. Make a recipe." "Create a simple recipe with chicken breast, bell peppers, and rice for 2 people. Max. 30 minutes preparation time."

Knowledge Check

Quick Quiz: Already Learned?

Test your knowledge from this module.

1 What is the most important principle for good AI results?

Choose an expensive subscription model Formulate concrete, specific prompts Always use as many words as possible

2 Which AI is particularly strong at summaries?

ChatGPT Claude Gemini

3 What does "Iterating" mean when using AI?

Stay with the first result Send the same prompt multiple times Improve the result step by step

The Most Important Tools

Which AI Suits You?

An overview of the leading models and their strengths.

Popular

ChatGPT

OpenAI

The best-known AI assistant. Versatile, user-friendly, and ideal for getting started.

Very good everyday conversations
Creative writing
Code generation

Premium

Claude

Anthropic

Particularly strong in analysis and summarization. Longer texts, complex documents.

Excellent summaries
Large context (200K tokens)
Especially careful

Google

Gemini

Google

Google's answer to ChatGPT. Strong with current information and multimodal tasks.

Live search integration
Image recognition
YouTube analysis

China

Qwen 3.5

Alibaba

Alibaba's top model. 1 million token context, thinking mode, excellent agent capabilities.

Huge context (1M tokens)
Thinking & Non-Thinking
100+ languages (including German)

China

DeepSeek V3.2

DeepSeek

The coding champion. Open weights, 1M context, specialized in code and technical tasks.

Outstanding coding
Open weights available
Engram Memory Architecture

China

Kimi K2.5

Moonshot AI

1 billion parameter MoE model. Native multimodal, agent swarm, 256K context for complex workflows.

Agent Swarm Technology
Vision + Language native
Very cheap ($0.60/M)

Tip: Test different AIs! Western tools (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini) and Chinese alternatives (Qwen, DeepSeek, Kimi) each have their strengths. Many users combine both worlds.

Summary

What You Should Take With You

The three most important insights from this module.

Concrete Prompts

Naming context and target audience leads to more precise results. The more specific, the better.

Iteration Is the Key

Perfection comes through gradual refinement. The first prompt is just the beginning.

Every AI Has Strengths

ChatGPT (Allrounder), Claude (Analysis), Gemini (Current info), Qwen/DeepSeek/Kimi (Alternatives).

Feel ready for more? Sprint 2 awaits!

Continue to Communication

"The future belongs to those who learn to use AI not as a tool, but as a partner in thinking."
— The Pantam Learning Universe

Your Learning Path

Sprint 1: Understand

Three modules that lay your foundation. You are here: Module 2 of 3.

Welcome

Understand the Mirror Principle and adopt the right perspective.

~8 Min

Basics

The 5 principles. Dispel myths. Get to know the top models.

~10 Min

Everyday

First practical steps. Tool comparison. Your first prompt.

~12 Min

Up Next

Communication: Clear Formulation

Learn to communicate your intent precisely. The foundation for every successful AI dialogue.

~10 Min

Dialogue Techniques

Exercises

To Module 03