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Basics · 5 parts

From your first prompt to a project you've shipped and presented.

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  1. Foundations

    Ignite

    Run your first real prompts, see how models think, keep one workflow you'll reuse.

  2. Everyday Craft

    Toolkit · Power User

    The right tool per task, chained into workflows.

  3. Automate & Build

    Harness · Builder

    Agents with context, tools, and loops.

  4. To Production

    Blueprint · Ship

    Deploy it, connect data, keep it healthy.

  5. Lead the Change

    Showcase · New World

    Delete work that shouldn't exist. Lead with AI.

Decision Models · 7 parts

New

Route tickets, sort refund requests and flag risky emails with small models that pick from your options, tested on your own examples first.

  1. Decision Model Fundamentals

    Understand

    Meet AI that picks from your options, and learn to read its numbers.

  2. Decision Model Tools, Step by Step

    Tools

    Laya's free demo, the Jev Playground, the command line and code, step by step.

  3. Decision and Question Design

    Decide

    Pick one call your team repeats and write questions a model can answer well.

  4. Evaluation and Calibration

    Measure

    Label your own examples and see where the model agrees with people, and where it doesn't.

  5. Thresholds and Guardrails

    Gate

    Draw the lines for when it acts alone, and check your assistant's drafts.

  6. Rollout and Oversight

    Steward

    Shadow it on real work, go live in small steps, keep one person accountable.

  7. Walkthroughs

    Walkthroughs

    Five decisions followed from the first question to a shadow run.

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AI isn't magic. Watch it think.

This is how a language model reads a sentence.

the cat sat on the mat #2041 #312 #1178 #99 #2041 #514 #2041 #2041 the cat sat on the mat .05 .08 .04 .21 .62 the cat sat on the mat rug dog .62 .21 .09 mat MOVE 1 · IT BREAKS YOUR WORDS INTO PIECES MOVE 2 · IT WEIGHS WHICH WORDS MATTER MOVE 3 · IT PREDICTS THE NEXT WORD, AGAIN AND AGAIN
  1. MOVE 1 · IT BREAKS YOUR WORDS INTO PIECES
  2. MOVE 2 · IT WEIGHS WHICH WORDS MATTER
  3. MOVE 3 · IT PREDICTS THE NEXT WORD, AGAIN AND AGAIN
01

Learn how it works

First the mystery goes. You'll see what a model actually does with your words, what it's good at, and where it trips.

02

Use it effectively

Then you put it to work. You'll build the habit of asking for exactly what you need and judging what comes back.

03

Build with it

Finally you make it yours. You'll fold AI into your own projects and end up with workflows you reach for every day.

Useful knowledge should stay open.

AI showed up while everyone was busy, and now it's all anyone talks about. Admitting you don't get it yet feels scary, and most guides make it worse: they're written for people who already know. You want to start, and you don't know how.

Who built this

This course was built by the whole team at Remote.com. Yes, everyone, from HR and Operations to CX, Sales and Legal, built a part of it. We're also around 2000 people, fully distributed around the world.

Why it's free

Remote pays for it. What we learned the hard way is more useful shared than kept inside.

We never sell your email.

Why did we do it

To create Remote, we had to build a global payroll infrastructure covering 140+ countries across legal, tax, and operations. There was no shortcut: we had to build it from the ground up and make it simple enough for anyone to use or build on. AI is foundational to how we work now. We trained everyone, from engineers to payroll specialists, and learned firsthand how hard it is to keep up with what ships every day, even for a tech-forward company.

This is how we got there.

Good questions

Before you begin.

Wondering whether this is for you? It is.

Do I need a technical background?

No. Part one assumes nothing, and if you can use a browser, you can start.

Is it in my language?

Every lesson is available in 11 languages.

Is it really free?

Yes, all of it. Remote pays for it, and here's why.

Do I need to pay for an AI tool?

No. A free ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude or Grok account is all you need.

Do I get a certificate?

Yes. Finish Basics and Remote.com issues one, with a public page that shows it's real and a button that adds it to LinkedIn.

What will you do with my email?

We use it to sign you in, and we may send you the occasional email we think you'll find useful. We never sell it.

What if life gets busy?

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