100 practical AI starting points
What can AI help you do today?
You don’t need to begin with a tool or a perfect prompt. Start with the email, document, presentation, plan, or everyday job already in front of you.
Choose a task pathChoose a category. Pick a task. Copy the prompt. Open a suitable AI.
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- 01Choose a category
- 02Pick your task
- 03Copy the prompt
- 04Open the right AI
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Choose the kind of result you need first. Each task opens a focused collection of practical guides, useful tools, and safety checks.
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100 everyday ways to use AI
Choose a category, then pick the job in front of you. Every task includes a plain-English starter prompt and a suitable AI starting point.
Bookmark this page and come back whenever you hit a blank prompt box.
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Turn rough thoughts into clear messages that still sound like you.
Get the main point, decisions, deadlines, and questions without rereading everything.
Build the story and structure before spending time on slide design.
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Visuals
Describe the visual you need before choosing an image or design tool.
Use AI to ask better questions and understand unfamiliar information.
Turn messy thoughts into a sequence you can actually follow.
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Work
Handle routine office work faster without handing over the final judgment.
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Jobs
Prepare stronger applications while keeping every claim truthful and personal.
Create useful first drafts for the work that competes with serving customers.
Know what to remove, what to verify, and when not to use an AI tool.
A prompt you can remember
Give AI four things
A clear request does not need special jargon. Include these four parts:
1GoalWhat do you want done?
Use a plain action: write, summarize, organize, compare, explain, or plan.
2ContextWho is it for and why?
Say who will read or use the answer, and what matters to them.
3SourceWhat should it work from?
Provide your notes, safe excerpts, column names, or other non-sensitive material.
4FormatWhat should the answer look like?
Ask for an email, bullet list, table, outline, checklist, or another useful format.
Stay safe
Pause before you paste
Protect your information. A few simple habits go a long way.
- 1Remove private names and account details.
- 2Never paste passwords or payment information.
- 3If a file is confidential, don’t upload it.
