AI Fluency
Where models are dependable, where they are not, and how to tell which one you are looking at.
- What a model is actually doing when it answers
- Why confident and correct are not the same thing
- Checking work you cannot verify yourself
Explore AI, software and security research without losing the original work. Every entry links to a paper, article, CVE or official source and is graded Beginner to Advanced, so you choose how deep to go.
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A few prompt packs are open to everyone, no account required. Each has a read-only audit prompt and a hardening prompt with verification steps. Run one against the feature you are shipping this week.
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This library tracks what is happening. It reads a lot better once you know how models behave and how good prompting is structured. Anthropic publishes its course material free at Claude Academy, and it is one of the clearest starting points we know of. No affiliation and no referral: just the reading list we would give you anyway.
Where models are dependable, where they are not, and how to tell which one you are looking at.
The developer track: the API and Claude Code first, then agents that call real tools.
For rolling it out to people who will never open a terminal, and keeping that sane.
More from the same source: structured courses, written tutorials and worked use cases. All of it is free, and none of it needs a Korpalis account.