★ CheckpointCheckpoint: match the AI to the task
The course final: six real situations — pick the optimal AI or combo for each. Pass the checkpoint and claim your free certificate.
Ten lessons done. Before we test you with questions, let's go back to where we started.
Your three jobs
In the first lesson I asked you to think of the three jobs that made you open this course, and to keep them in mind. Time to close them.
Take a sheet of paper or your notes and write those three jobs in a column. Next to each, put a model and a reason in three words. The reason matters more than the name: it's what stays with you when the models swap places again.
If one of the jobs resists, it probably isn't about choosing a model at all — it's about how the task is phrased, and any of the three will do it equally badly or equally well.
Where next
The next thing worth learning isn't which model to pick but how to talk to one: any of the three answers exactly as well as the task is framed. That's what the next course is about — what a strong request is made of, how to show the model examples, how to make it reason out loud, and how to get the answer in the shape you need instead of a wall of text.
But first, ten questions. They're drawn from every lesson, including the ones in the middle. Good luck. ⚖️
Questions covering every lesson in the module — with an explanation for each answer.