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AI acronyms you actually need to know
A plain-English guide to the terms that show up in AI news, work conversations, product demos, and everyday tool use.
Astutus articles
Clear AI explainers for people who have things to do.
Training gives you quick checks. News gives you signals. Articles explain the words, ideas, and claims that keep showing up so you can follow the conversation without pretending.
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Featured explainers
Start with the words people throw around.
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A simple explanation of prompts, why clear requests produce better AI output, and what prompting can and cannot fix.
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How to write better AI prompts
Best practices, weak-versus-better examples, and a reusable prompt template for work and everyday use.
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Agentforce without the fog machine
A plain-English look at Agentforce, headless agents, Salesforce data, and what business users should ask before trusting agentic workflows.
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What articles do
More than definitions.
Plain-English explainers
Short articles that define what a thing is, why it matters, and what people usually misunderstand.
Acronym guides
Terms grouped by audience level so readers do not have to learn every technical word at once.
Decision primers
Practical guides for choosing tools, reading claims, and knowing when to slow down.