Writing About Your AI Work
Write project write ups, posts and case studies that show your thinking without leaking secrets
A taste of a lesson
I built a sentiment classifier for product reviews. How do I write it up so it doesn't sound like everyone else's?
Find what was specific about your project. Where did it struggle: sarcasm, mixed reviews, a certain product category? What did you try, and what changed? A title like 'Why my sentiment model misread sarcastic reviews and how I measured it' is far more interesting than 'Sentiment analysis project'. Include how you evaluated it, the limitations, and what you'd do next. What surprised you most when you looked at the errors?
Written by the teacher as an example. In your lesson the tutor answers your own questions, and like any AI it can be wrong.
What you will be able to do
- Structure a write up around problem, decisions, evaluation and limitations
- Adapt technical content for different audiences
- Share work without breaching confidentiality
- Turn one project into several pieces in your own voice
Lesson plan
- 1 Finding the story Identify the problem, decision and lesson that make your project interesting. Start
- 2 Structure and honesty Write a clear structure with evaluation and limitations stated plainly. Start
- 3 Writing for your reader Adapt depth and language to a specific audience. Start
- 4 Confidentiality and permission Share what you can while respecting employers and clients. Start
- 5 Voice, formats and habits Keep your own voice and build a sustainable writing habit. Start
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For students, career changers and professionals who do AI related work and want others to see it: in portfolios, blogs, internal reports, professional networks or job applications. You learn to structure a write up around a problem and decisions, explain technical work to mixed audiences, show evaluation and limitations honestly, and avoid hype. We also cover confidentiality (what you can and cannot share from your job), writing in your own voice when AI tools are tempting, and turning one project into several useful pieces.
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Career coach for people finding their place in AI work, technical or not
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I moved from marketing into data analytics and then into product work on AI features, so I know the confusion of career changes from the inside. Now I coach people who want to understand AI roles, move into them from other fields, or stay useful as their current job changes. I am direct about what roles involve day to day,...
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