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AI for beginners

Short guides for anyone trying AI tools for the first time: how to write a prompt, translate text, read a long PDF or draft an email. Each one has a ready prompt you can copy.

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AI for beginners

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AI for beginners9 min read

Free AI: which tool to choose for each task, and what "free" really means

For free you can write, search with sources, read long documents, create images, translate and talk by voice. Which tool suits which task, the one limit that matters most, and what you "pay" with your data.

AI for beginners8 min read

How to write or fix an email with AI

An AI tool writes an email draft in seconds if you tell it who is writing, to whom, what you want, in what tone and how long. Six copy-paste examples, a checklist and what to do with names and amounts.

AI for beginners9 min read

A long PDF with AI: summary, search and fact-checking

Terms and conditions, a draft contract or an 80-page report: how to upload a PDF to an AI tool, which prompts to copy and how to make sure the answer is really in the document.

AI for beginners8 min read

How to translate text to and from Lithuanian with AI: tools, prompts, checks

For a short text or a document, Google Translate or DeepL is often enough; when tone, terminology and the reader matter, a chat tool is the better choice. Prompt examples, a checklist and what not to upload to translators.

AI for beginners9 min read

How to create an image with AI: a beginner's guide

You can create an image with AI for free: just describe what you want to see. Where to do it, how to write a good description, how to fix the result and what not to do with other people's photos.

AI for beginners9 min read

What is artificial intelligence? A plain explanation without jargon

Artificial intelligence is software that does tasks only people could handle before. How ChatGPT-style tools work, where you already meet AI every day and why you need to check its answers.

AI for beginners10 min read

What is ChatGPT and how to use it: first steps (including in Lithuanian)

ChatGPT is a chat tool: you write in plain words and it answers in text. A guide from the official website to your first useful task, including how to use it in Lithuanian.

AI for beginners8 min read

How much does ChatGPT cost, and is the free version enough?

Free ChatGPT, the Go, Plus and Pro plans, the separately billed API and concrete cases of when it is worth paying and when the free version is enough.

AI for beginners9 min read

What is Claude and how to start using it

Claude is an AI assistant made by the US company Anthropic. You talk to it like you would to a person. How to create an account, what to write the first time and what not to give it.

AI for beginners8 min read

What is Google Gemini and how to use it every day

Gemini is Google's chat assistant in the browser and on your phone. Which Gemini people mean, how to start with a regular Google account and what to write to it the first time.

AI for beginners8 min read

What is Microsoft Copilot: which Copilot to choose and how to start

Microsoft uses the name "Copilot" for several different things. Find out which one you have heard about, how to try Copilot for free in Lithuanian and what not to type into it.

AI for beginners9 min read

How to write AI prompts: examples for beginners

A good prompt is not a magic formula but a clear request with a goal, context and the result you want. Six everyday examples of turning a vague prompt into a good one, and how to fix an answer with a second message.

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