PTENES
TRACK 1

🌍 Fundamentals

The groundwork before practice: what market data tells us, how AI evolved from a tool into a partner, how each technological wave reshaped professions — and why becoming “the AI person” is an advantage with an expiration date.

Toolyou operate Assistantyou ask Agentacts on its own Partner works with you
4
Modules
24
Topics
~2h30
Duration
Basic
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1.1~40 min

📈 The Turning Point: why now

The market data that explains why integrating AI into your profession is no longer optional.

What it is:

The surge in generative AI use by companies and professionals in recent years.

Why learn:

Shows that this isn't passing hype — it's the environment your career is already in.

Key concepts:

Adoption curve, use by role, from experiment to process.

What it is:

Leadership studies suggesting that every functional leader needs to become a technology specialist.

Why learn:

Expectations of you have changed, regardless of your role.

Key concepts:

Pressure from above, AI across every vertical, not just the IT team.

What it is:

Projections of jobs created, eliminated, and transformed by AI.

Why learn:

Separate the panic from the data: the balance is one of transformation, not just loss.

Key concepts:

Displacement, creation, reskilling, 2030 horizon.

What it is:

Productivity measurements with AI in support, coding, and writing.

Why learn:

Shows how big the leap is that becomes your new baseline.

Key concepts:

Output per hour, a new baseline; those who use it outperform those who don’t.

What it is:

Skills rising and falling in demand according to market reports.

Why learn:

Helps you invest your study time in what you value.

Key concepts:

AI + data, critical thinking, adaptability.

What it is:

The analogy of someone who learned Excel first and became the go-to expert.

Why learn:

The advantage of getting in early has an expiration date—after that, it becomes the expectation.

Key concepts:

Early × late, the new normal, a temporary advantage.

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1.2~35 min

🤖 The Evolution of AI

From rule-based systems to an agent that works with you — the timeline that matters.

What it is:

Pre-2022 AI: specialized, narrow, and expensive to train.

Why learn:

Understanding the “before” shows how big the recent leap has been.

Key concepts:

Rule-based systems, supervised ML, single task.

What it is:

The moment conversational AI reached everyone.

Why learn:

Marks the beginning of the era in which your profession will change.

Key concepts:

Natural language, mass access, record adoption.

What it is:

Models that understand and generate beyond text.

Why learn:

Expands where AI fits into your work.

Key concepts:

Multimodality, media generation, long context.

What it is:

AI is moving from a toy into real work.

Why learn:

This is where the ROI shows up in your routine.

Key concepts:

Integration, plugins, workflow.

What it is:

Systems that reason, use tools, and complete tasks.

Why learn:

It’s the foundation of your “Jarvis” in Track 3.

Key concepts:

Agent, tools, controlled autonomy.

What it is:

The direction: AI that runs in the background and anticipates your needs.

Why learn:

You prepare for the next rung, not the previous one.

Key concepts:

Always-on, proactive, a partner.

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1.3~35 min

🏭 The Evolution of Professions

How each technological wave reshaped work—and what AI changes differently.

What it is:

The historical pattern: technology changes tasks; it doesn’t eliminate skilled professionals.

Why learn:

Takes away the fear and focuses on adaptation.

Key concepts:

Waves, task displacement, adaptation.

What it is:

Those who refused Excel fell behind; those who adopted it multiplied their output.

Why learn:

It's the best reflection of where AI is today.

Key concepts:

New baseline, costly refusal, multiplier.

What it is:

How the internet and smartphones redefined entire professions.

Why learn:

Shows the pace: each wave is faster than the last.

Key concepts:

New roles, new media, acceleration.

What it is:

AI is like Excel, “but much bigger”—it affects more roles and does so faster.

Why learn:

You don’t have the luxury of waiting another decade.

Key concepts:

Breadth, speed, every vertical.

What it is:

Repetitive tasks move down; judgment, context, and relationships move up.

Why learn:

Shows where to move your value.

Key concepts:

Task automation, human value, recomposition.

What it is:

Every profession gets an AI-native version—and you can be the one who defines it.

Why learn:

It’s the thesis that Track 2 turns into a plan.

Key concepts:

AI-native, role redesign, opportunity.

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1.4~35 min

🧑‍💻 Become an AI Person

The first skill: become the AI go-to person in your circle—without changing careers.

What it is:

Know more than your group; you don't have to be the best in the world.

Why learn:

Takes away the excuse of "I don’t know enough".

Key concepts:

Relative, circle, local reference.

What it is:

Opportunities come through referrals before a position even exists.

Why learn:

More value without quitting your job.

Key concepts:

AI moments, recommendation, leadership.

What it is:

Master a tool and deliver ROI with it.

Why learn:

Depth beats dispersion.

Key concepts:

Focus, ROI, consistency.

What it is:

Pick a weekly task and redo it with AI.

Why learn:

Don’t change careers—find its AI-native version.

Key concepts:

Repeatable, measurable workflow.

What it is:

Recording and showing the gains turns experimentation into a reputation.

Why learn:

Concrete evidence for job applications and promotions.

Key concepts:

Before/after, showcase, portfolio.

What it is:

Use AI responsibly: data, permission, and regulation.

Why learn:

Reputation is lost quickly with one mistake.

Key concepts:

Privacy, permission, compliance.

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