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AI Application Learning Materials and Practice Exercises

From concepts and tools to business processes and risk judgment, complete explanations, examples, comparisons, and accompanying video transcripts are provided. Learning can follow course order or be driven by specific work-related issues.

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  1. 01

    AI Foundations 1: Concepts and Tools · Basic Concepts

    Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Concepts, Training and Workplace Applications

    Understand the relationship between AI and machine learning, trace the system from data, training, models, to inference, and assess how it can assist daily tasks.

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    AI Foundations 1: Concepts and Tools · Development and Applications

    The Evolution and Innovation Opportunities of Artificial Intelligence

    From rule-based systems to machine learning to generative AI, trace the evolution of AI, and understand how technology, data, and computational conditions jointly create application opportunities.

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    AI Foundations 1: Concepts and Tools · Services and Algorithms

    AI Services and Algorithms: From Common Capabilities to Model Customization

    Understanding Common AI Services and Algorithms, Comparing Classification, Regression, Clustering, and Model Customization, and Completing In-Depth Readings on Prompt Engineering, RAG, Fine-Tuning, Tool Calling, and Embedding.

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    AI Foundations 1: Concepts and Tools · Data and Privacy

    Data Foundations and Privacy: From System Evolution to Data Responsibility

    From files, databases to the cloud, understanding how data systems have evolved, and how data quality, data pipelines, privacy, consent, and governance influence AI usage.

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    AI Foundations 1: Concepts and Tools · Industry Applications

    AI Application Scenarios: How Different Industries Create Value

    Through AI use cases in healthcare, finance, retail, and manufacturing, comparing the problems organizations aim to solve, data availability, expected benefits, and constraints to verify during implementation.

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    AI Foundations 1: Concepts and Tools · Practical Exercises

    Exercise: Identify an AI Opportunity Worth Validating

    Discover an AI application opportunity in your own work, describe the business problem, affected parties, and measurable value, and distinguish between promising hypotheses and proven outcomes.

    Practice exercise Chinese source: 800 characters
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    AI Foundations 1: Concepts and Tools · Responsible AI

    Responsible AI: Benefits, Risks, and Trade-offs of Generative Tools

    Through case studies in writing, chatbots, and content generation, understand the convenience, errors, work impacts, psychological dependence, and information risks of generative AI, and practice evaluating benefits against costs.

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    AI Foundations 1: Concepts and Tools · Ethical Principles

    Four AI Ethical Principles: Proportionality, Privacy, Fairness, and Transparency

    Understand each of the four principles (proportionality, privacy, and data protection; fairness and bias mitigation; transparency and explainability) through case studies, regulatory comparisons, and video transcripts to assess real-world applications.

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    AI Foundations 1: Concepts and Tools · Practical Exercises

    Exercise: Apply the Four Ethical Principles to an AI Application

    Select a commonly used AI application and analyze its benefits, risks, and improvement opportunities using the principles of proportionality, privacy, fairness, and transparency, forming a reflective analysis with specific justifications.

    Practice exercise Chinese source: 500 characters
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    AI Foundations 1: Concepts and Tools · Generative AI

    Generative AI Fundamentals: Capabilities, Applications, and First Experiment

    Understand how generative AI creates text, images, audio, and code; compare common tools, suitable tasks, and limitations; and complete a step-by-step first work scenario experiment.

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    AI Foundations 1: Concepts and Tools · Models and Implementation

    Generative AI Models: GANs, VAEs, Transformers, and Diffusion

    Compare GANs, VAEs, Transformers, and diffusion models to understand the implementation pathways, technical choices, cost considerations, and the process of moving from pilot to full-scale adoption.

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    AI Foundations 1: Concepts and Tools · Practical Exercises

    Exercise: Selecting the Right Generative AI for a Work Task

    Compare generative AI solutions for a specific work task, specifying required content, tool selection, expected value, and experimental methods, avoiding the common pitfall of choosing a product before identifying its use case.

    Practice exercise Chinese source: 500 characters
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    AI Foundations 1: Concepts and Tools · Content Creation

    AI Content Creation: Media Selection and Team Implementation Strategy

    Compare AI-driven content creation for text, images, audio, and video; understand how personal tools, integrated platforms, and custom solutions connect to quality standards, team collaboration, and implementation phases.

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    AI Foundations 1: Concepts and Tools · Risks and Responsibilities

    Generative AI Risks: Personal, Social, and Environmental Responsibility

    Examine generative AI risks at four levels (personal, interpersonal, social structures, and environmental), include real-world impact cases and full video explanations, and explain the limitations of historical statistics and emission extrapolation.

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    AI Foundations 1: Concepts and Tools · Practical Exercises

    Exercise: Investigate an AI Ethical Dilemma

    Identify a real-world AI ethical dilemma, describe what happened, explain the causes, present evidence, and outline how to resolve or mitigate harm, with verifiable sources retained.

    Practice exercise Chinese source: 500 characters
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    AI Foundations 1: Concepts and Tools · Work and Adoption

    AI in Work: Augmentation, Automation, and Daily Tasks

    Compare AI augmentation and automation, analyze time, repetitiveness, data, and value in daily work, and understand evaluation criteria, personnel training, change management, and pilot implementation methods.

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    AI Foundations 1: Concepts and Tools · Comprehensive Exercise

    Comprehensive Exercise: Propose a Well-Justified AI Operations Plan

    Propose an AI operations plan for a specific business problem, using before-and-after workflows, evaluation metrics, role changes, risks, and ethical considerations to form a coherent and logically connected argument.

    Practice exercise Chinese source: 900 characters
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    AI Foundations 1: Concepts and Tools · Comprehensive Lecture

    Comprehensive explanation: AI concepts, prompt engineering, and semantic memory

    Review AI, machine learning, and generative models in sequence according to the lecture notes, understand semantic space, prompt structure, context, and memory, and improve task descriptions using the CO-STAR framework.

    Comprehensive lecture notes Chinese source: 2,800 characters
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    AI Foundations 1: Concepts and Tools · Comprehensive Lecture

    Comprehensive explanation: AI infrastructure, content rights, and business opportunities

    Connect AI's computing location, energy, and infrastructure, content rights, and business opportunities; distinguish between technical feasibility, licensing conditions, and actual business value.

    Comprehensive lecture notes Chinese source: 2,900 characters
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    AI Foundations 2: Business Processes · Automation fundamentals

    AI workflows: from rule-based automation to intelligent workflows

    Transition from rule-based automation to AI workflows; understand triggers, conditions, actions, and feedback; compare fixed workflows, model judgments, and agent responsibilities and supervision boundaries.

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    AI Foundations 2: Business Processes · Extended reading

    No-code and Vibe Coding: from prototypes to maintainable applications

    Understand the differences between no-code, low-code, and Vibe Coding; compare interface generation, workflow connection, and code maintenance; grasp the gap between prototypes, formal applications, and validation responsibilities.

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    AI Foundations 2: Business Processes · Data engineering

    AI data pipelines: collection, retrieval, and long-term maintenance

    Understand the pipeline of AI data from collection, cleaning, transformation, storage to usage; compare processing tools, quality checks, retrieval, and long-term maintenance; connect the data conditions required for reliable output.

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    AI Foundations 2: Business Processes · Service selection

    AI service selection: supply chain, private data, and implementation conditions

    Understand the AI service supply chain including models, platforms, tools, and applications; compare organizational selection, private data integration, and custom pathways; and refer to the complete technical document set shared in common.

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    AI Foundations 2: Business Processes · Agents

    AI Agents: goals, planning, tools, and business workflows

    Understand how AI Agents combine goals, planning, memory, and tools to execute multi-step business tasks; compare workflow execution with autonomous actions; and clearly define monitoring, permissions, and human takeover.

    1 accompanying transcript Chinese source: 2,200 characters
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    AI Foundations 2: Business Processes · Trustworthy AI

    Trustworthy AI: Ethical Frameworks, Oversight, and Responsibility

    Compare ethical principles and frameworks for trustworthy AI, understanding how dignity, fairness, privacy, transparency, and accountability enter the design, adoption, and oversight, rather than remaining just slogans.

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    AI Foundations 2: Business Processes · Comprehensive Reference·Framework

    Trustworthy AI Ethical Guidelines: Summary, Introduction, and Overall Framework

    2019 Trustworthy AI Ethical Guidelines: English translation explaining the three components of legality, ethics, and robustness, as well as the overall framework from fundamental rights and principles to seven requirements and evaluation checklist.

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    AI Foundations 2: Business Processes · Comprehensive Reference·Principles

    AI Ethical Guidelines: Fundamental Rights and Four Principles

    From human dignity, freedom, democracy, and equality, understand the principles of respect for autonomy, harm prevention, fairness, and interpretability, preserving the original arguments on principle conflicts, predictive policing, and redress.

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    AI Foundations 2: Business Processes · Comprehensive Reference·Requirements

    The Seven Requirements of Trustworthy AI: Technical, Data, and Governance Methods

    Complete translation of the seven requirements of trustworthy AI, along with technical and non-technical implementation methods, explaining human oversight, robustness and safety, privacy, transparency, fairness, social well-being, and accountability.

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    AI Foundations 2: Business Processes · Comprehensive Reference·Evaluation

    AI Risk Assessment Checklist: Governance Responsibilities and Comprehensive Review Questions

    2019 Trustworthy AI Pilot Evaluation Checklist: English translation fully retaining the seven sets of questions, and explaining how management, development, procurement, quality, and daily operations collaborate.

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    AI Foundations 2: Business Processes · Comprehensive Reference·Context

    AI Ethical Guidelines: Application Opportunities, Key Concerns, and Glossary

    Translates application opportunities and key concerns in trustworthy AI for energy, transportation, health, and education; personal tracking, identity concealment, scoring, autonomous weapons, and long-term risks, with full retention of terminology explanations.

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    AI Foundations 2: Business Processes · Semantic Retrieval

    Vector Databases and Semantic Search: Finding Information by Meaning

    Explains how vector databases store embeddings and support semantic search, and how understanding chunking, encoding, similarity retrieval, and updating helps grasp the capabilities and limitations of finding information by meaning.

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    AI Foundations 2: Business Processes · Retrieval-Augmented Generation

    What is RAG: Bringing business knowledge into response generation

    Understanding RAG: How retrieval-augmented generation brings business documents into responses, step by step exploring document chunking, retrieval, context, and generation, and verifying sources, permissions, and document updates

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    AI Foundations 2: Business Processes · System Orchestration

    MCP and API: Connecting tools, data, and AI orchestration

    Understanding MCP: What it is, how it integrates with APIs to connect tools and data, differentiating capability discovery, actual execution, permissions, and orchestration, clarifying that protocols do not equate to memory or autonomous decision-making

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    AI Foundations 2: Business Processes · Agency and Ethics

    AI Intelligence and Agency: Action, choice, and social impact

    Understanding intelligence from psychological measurement, cognition, embodiment, and situational perspectives, comparing natural, biological, artificial, and human agency, and discussing goals and responsibilities in AI actions

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    AI Foundations 2: Business Processes · Mixed Experts

    MoE Mixed Expert Model: Routing, Specialization, and Scalability

    Explaining the MoE mixed expert model's experts, routing, and sparse activation, comparing internal model structure, multi-model selection, and multi-Agent collaboration, understanding the benefits and costs of scalability

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    AI Foundations 2: Business Processes · Comprehensive Exercise

    Comprehensive Exercise: Designing an AI Orchestration Workflow

    Design an AI orchestration workflow with specific business objectives, outlining the current state, available data, tools, agent responsibilities, evaluation, and governance, demonstrating how the workflow operates through a clear process and supporting evidence

    Practice exercise Chinese source: 800 characters
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    AI Foundations 2: Business Processes · Reading Reflection

    Reading Exercise: Advanced AI Behavior Guidelines and Risk Mitigations

    Read the advanced AI behavior guidelines, select one risk mitigation, explain how it is implemented across the system lifecycle, organizational responsibilities, and specific tasks, and continue querying through the public original text

    Practice exercise Chinese source: 400 characters
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    AI Foundations 2: Business Processes · Complete Reference·Guidelines

    Hiroshima AI Behavior Guidelines: Full English translation of Eleven Actions

    Full English translation of the 2023 Hiroshima AI Behavior Guidelines, including the full substantive text, retaining scope, seven risk categories, and eleven actions, covering testing, reporting, governance, safety, and data protection

    Reference translation Chinese source: 3,900 characters
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    AI Foundations 2: Business Processes · Comprehensive Explanation

    Comprehensive Explanation: Workflow Mapping and Organizational Knowledge

    Understanding workflows, automation, and agents through the full lecture and verbal explanation, translating organizational experience into rules and relationships, and using case studies to understand ontology, operational framework, and human feedback

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    AI Foundations 2: Business Processes · Comprehensive Demonstration

    Comprehensive Demonstration: API, MCP, and Invoice-Processing Agent

    Follow a demonstration using API, MCP, image, and 3D tools, then fully review the invoice-processing agent's objectives, project instructions, execution, queries, failure, and correction processes

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