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AI concepts and applications

Choose AI around a defined task and a measurable result. Understand prompts, workflows and agents before deciding how much autonomy a system needs.

From understanding to action
  1. 01Question
  2. 02Evidence
  3. 03Context
  4. 04Decision

Choose a useful starting point

If the task is drafting or transforming content, start with prompt engineering and define the source facts and acceptance criteria. If the system needs to choose actions, read the agent explanation and compare agents with workflows. The appropriate level of autonomy depends on the task, tools and review requirements.

Frequently asked questions

How should we use this section?

Choose one bounded use case before expanding the system. Compare accuracy, failure handling and operating cost with a simpler process. Keep an owner for exceptions and review material actions before external publication. These resources help frame an operating decision rather than promise dependable results from a demonstration.

What if we need help applying the guidance?

Use the linked guides and service pages to understand the scope, then describe your business challenge. A definition or example explains an approach; it is not a diagnosis of your own implementation.

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AI agents

An AI agent uses a model to choose steps and tools while working on a task. What matters is what it can access or change, how you check its work and when it must stop.

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Prompt engineering

Prompt engineering means giving an AI model a clear task, useful context and output requirements, then checking the result. Better instructions can help, but they do not replace evidence or review.

Explore Prompt engineering

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