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Learn to use AI, one short lesson at a time
Welcome to Gab AI Learn: short, practical lessons that teach you how to use AI for everyday work. Gab AI brings it all into one place. Chat and research with sources, create images and videos, explore maps, build your own agents, and schedule tasks that run for you. The lessons are organized into modules. Start with the basics and better prompts, then move on to creating, power features, and projects in Work. Each lesson takes just a few minutes. Read the skill, watch a short video, then try it yourself with a practice prompt. You don't need any experience. The lessons are free, and you can go at your own pace. Pick your first lesson, and start learning.
Free AI video tutorials
- What is AI, really? — A one-minute explanation of how large language models learn patterns, write answers one piece at a time, and where they fall short.
- Your first five minutes with Gab AI — A one-minute tour: the home screen, Chat and Work, Auto, your first prompt, follow-ups, and chat history.
- Write a prompt that gets a useful answer — See how the same request goes from generic to useful when you add the task, the details, and the format.
- Improve the first answer — Ask for a change, regenerate for a fresh take, and keep going until the answer fits.
- Give Gab AI useful context — Paste the message you are replying to and the details of your situation, and see how the answer uses every one.
- Give Gab AI a role — Start a prompt with a role, like a patient personal trainer, and see how it shapes the tone and the advice.
- Ask Gab AI to think step by step — Ask Gab AI to work through a decision step by step, so you can check its reasoning before you accept the answer.
- Show Gab AI an example — Paste two examples of the style you want, and Gab AI matches their length, tone, and format for the next one.
- Models, Auto, and credits — How Auto picks a model, how to choose one yourself, and where to see your credits and usage.
- Research with sources you can check — Use web search for current information, then check the cited sources before you rely on the answer.
- Check before you trust — Ask for sources, check names, numbers, and dates against them, and ask Gab AI what you should double-check.
- Upload a file and ask about it — Attach a PDF, ask for a summary and the key dates, then ask follow-up questions about the same file.
- Talk it through with Voice Mode — Start Voice Mode, learn the controls for muting, voices, and ending the call, and find the conversation saved as a chat.
- Build a custom bot — Create a bot in a few steps: name it, approve its responsibilities and instructions, pick an avatar, and start chatting.
- Teach Gab AI to remember you — Add a memory in Settings, see Gab AI use it in a new chat, and learn where to review or remove what it remembers.
- Organize with Collections and Bookmarks — Create a collection for a project, start chats inside it, and bookmark the answers you want to find again.
- Turn rough notes into a clear email — Paste rough notes, name the reader and the tone, set a length, then ask Gab AI to adjust the draft until it sounds like you.
- Fix an error with Gab AI — Paste the code and the exact error, say what should happen, and ask Gab AI to explain the problem and show the fix.
- Describe the image you need — Write an image prompt with a subject, a style, and a composition, then open the result in the image studio to review and edit it.
- Bring a still image to life — Attach a still image and write a motion prompt: what moves, how the camera moves, and how long the clip should be.
- Create a video from a description — Write a text-to-video prompt with a setting, one clear action, a camera move, and a length, then review the clip.
- Create a song from a description — Write a music prompt with a genre, a mood and tempo, instruments, vocals or none, and a length, then listen to the track Gab AI composes.
- Meet Gab AI Work — Switch to Work, describe the outcome and the file you want, follow the progress, then open the finished artifact.
- Write a useful Work brief — Build a Work brief from four parts: the outcome, the audience and context, the output format, and a check that tells you it is done.
- Your artifact toolkit — Tour the files Work makes: documents, spreadsheets, presentations, images, and code. Each opens in its own editor and exports to the format you need.
- Review, revise, and finish — Review a first version against your brief, ask Work for one specific revision in the same task, and say what must stay the same.
- Build a playable browser game — Give Work a clear game brief, then play the finished game right in the code artifact and ask for changes.
- Create and edit an image in Work — Brief Work on a game cover with a subject, style, and layout, then open the image artifact to edit a region, remove details, or change its shape.
- Make an editable document — Brief Work on a player guide with an audience and sections, open the editable document, make a direct edit, and export to Word or PDF.
- Build a working spreadsheet — Brief Work on a launch budget with formulas, open the editable workbook, and check the totals against a result you already know.
- Create a presentation — Brief Work on a five-slide pitch with an audience and colors, open the editable deck, and step through the slides and speaker notes.
- Make a video, step by step — Brief Work on a three-shot teaser with a consistent style, answer its questions and approvals, then watch the preview before the final export.
- The Work video studio, step by step — Follow a full Work video project: approve the storyboard, improve a reference image, generate and redo clips, approve the music, and download the finished video.
From a question to a useful answer.
Five practical lessons: write your first prompt, ask for what you need, give useful context, improve the first answer, and check before you trust. Each lesson includes an editable practice prompt, an example, and a self-review checklist. Practice drafts and completion marks stay in your browser.
Watch a useful conversation unfold.
Step through example Gab AI conversations: write an invitation, compare venues, and turn meeting notes into next steps. See the prompt, read the response, ask for a change, and check the result. Then practice spotting unsupported facts and missing details with explained answers.
What would you like to do?
Write & communicate
Turn rough thoughts into a useful first draft, then make it sound like you.
Research & decide
Compare options, ask better follow-up questions, and check the sources behind an answer.
Understand your files
Ask questions about a file and turn its details into a summary you can check.
Plan & organize
Break a big task into manageable steps and keep the decisions in one place.
Make visual content
Describe a visual idea, refine the image, and learn to turn it into a video.
Build with Work
Give Work a project, review what it makes, and guide the next version.
Make something you can keep.
- Build a playable video game — Build Star Collector, play it in the code artifact, point to changes, and download your game.
- Create and edit an image — Make a game cover, select an area in the image artifact, remove distractions, and create a new format.
- Make an editable document — Turn a brief into a formatted document, edit it directly, and check Word and PDF exports.
- Build a working spreadsheet — Create a launch budget, test formulas with a known answer, edit cells, and export your workbook.
- Create a presentation — Build a five-slide pitch, edit the slides and speaker notes, rehearse, and export.
- Make a video, step by step — Plan a three-shot trailer, review reference media and clips, revise a shot, and export your video.
Go deeper with the Work studios.
Take a closer look at the tools Work opens beside your chat. Approve each step of a video, and edit images area by area.
- Use the Work video studio — Approve a storyboard, improve reference images and clips, choose takes, approve the music, and export your video.
- Create and edit images in Work — Generate a cover image, then use the Image studio to edit an area, remove objects, resize, and compare versions.
Ask clearly. Check the result. Make it better.
Give AI a goal, context, and a useful format. Verify the facts, try what it made, and give specific feedback to improve the answer.
Meet your Work agent or explore your artifact toolkit.
Before you begin
Do I need an account?
Every lesson is free to read without an account. Sign in to Gab AI when you want to run a project. Work tasks and media generation use credits; review your available balance before you start.
Will my progress be saved?
Your completion marks and practice drafts save in this browser, including on shared devices. They do not sync between devices or accounts. If browser storage is unavailable, your work stays available for the current visit. Review checks and example questions start fresh when you reopen a lesson.
Where should I start?
New to AI? Start with Your First Prompt. If you have a task in mind, choose a goal on this page and follow its suggested lessons. Move on to Work when you want the agent to carry out a project and create files you can review and edit.
What is the difference between Chat and Work?
Use Chat to ask questions, work through an idea, or improve a draft together. Use Work for a project with multiple steps, tools, or files to create. The lessons show you how to give useful instructions and check the result in either case.
How long does a project take?
The time on each lesson is an estimated reading time. Your project will take longer while Work creates files or generates media. Start small, review the first version, and leave time for revisions.
Can I follow along on my phone?
You can read the lessons and start Work tasks on mobile. The editor walkthroughs describe Gab AI on the web; a larger screen is helpful for selecting image regions, reviewing video clips, and editing spreadsheets. Available controls vary by device and file type.
