# AI 自學補給站 | AI Learning Station > You don't need to code to get really good at AI. A learning roadmap of AI tools, prompts and workflows, starting from zero. A self-study AI site for people with no technical background: AI basics, choosing tools, prompts, AI at work, workflow automation and Vibe Coding. Full content of the site as markdown: https://ai.kdchang.com/en/llms-full.txt ## Main pages - [Get Started](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/start): A five-step, 20-minute start for people with no technical background, plus a beginner FAQ. - [Roadmap](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/roadmap): The order to learn in: AI basics, tools, prompts, AI at work, workflows and Vibe Coding. - [About](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/about): What AI Learning Station is, its content principles, and how to get in touch. ## Resources - [Resources](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/resources/): An overview of AI Learning Station's resources: AI basics, a tool guide, a prompt library, workflow automation, real-world use cases, and safety tips — all written for self-learners with no technical background. - [AI Basics](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/resources/ai-basics/): No math and no code. Everyday analogies that explain how large language models work, why they get things wrong, and what terms like "token" and "context" actually mean. - [Why AI Gets Things Wrong: Hallucinations and Fact-Checking](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/resources/ai-basics/hallucination): What AI hallucinations are, why they happen, which situations carry the highest risk, and a fact-checking routine you can run in 30 seconds. - [How Large Language Models Work](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/resources/ai-basics/how-llms-work): Understand how large language models are trained and generate text through the analogy of a "master of finishing sentences," and make sense of terms like token, context window, temperature, and reasoning model. - [AI Tool Guide](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/resources/ai-tools/): A map of AI tools sorted by what you want to do — chat assistants, writing, presentations, images, video and audio, research, translation, and notes — with advice on how to choose in each category. - [Choosing a Chat Assistant](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/resources/ai-tools/chat-assistants): How ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini differ in personality, and which one to pick based on what you do day to day. - [Tool Comparison Chart](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/resources/ai-tools/comparison): A chart of AI tools organized by what you want to do, so you can quickly find which type of tool fits your task and what to watch out for. - [Glossary](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/resources/glossary): Plain-English explanations and everyday analogies for common AI terms. See a word you don't understand? Look it up here. - [Prompt Library](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/resources/prompts/): Ready-to-copy AI prompt templates, including a four-part formula, templates for common situations, and prompt examples organized by job role. - [Prompts by Role](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/resources/prompts/by-role): Ready-to-use AI prompt templates for marketing, HR, admin, sales, customer service, teachers, students, and more. Copy, tweak, and go. - [Advanced Techniques](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/resources/prompts/techniques): Advanced prompt techniques — chain of thought, role setting, few-shot examples, structured output, multi-round iteration, and self-review. - [Safety & Judgment](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/resources/safety/): Data security, privacy, fact-checking, and team guidelines for using AI. Learn to protect yourself first so you can keep using AI for the long run. - [Use Cases at Work and Life](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/resources/use-cases/): Real-world ways to use AI, organized by role — marketing, HR, admin, sales, teachers, students, parents, and freelancers — each with things you can try today. - [Vibe Coding for Beginners](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/resources/vibe-coding/): Build your own small tools without knowing how to code. A beginner's guide to describing what you want in plain language and letting AI build it. - [Workflows & Automation](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/resources/workflows/): Go from one-off questions to automated workflows — knowledge bases (RAG), AI agents, and connecting automation tools, no coding required. ## Latest articles - [Why I built AI Learning Station: a place to learn AI, written for non-engineers (2026-09-19)](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/blog/introducing-ai-learning-station): There's no shortage of AI tutorials. What's missing is a clear order and plain language. AI Learning Station sets out to turn learning AI into a path non-engineers can follow. - [What is generative AI? A 10-minute intro for complete beginners (2026-09-19)](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/blog/what-is-generative-ai-beginner-guide): No math and no code — just everyday analogies explaining how large language models work, what they're good at, and why they get things wrong. - [6 principles for writing good prompts (with copy-ready templates) (2026-09-16)](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/blog/how-to-write-good-ai-prompt): Same question, so why do other people get great answers? Six principles covering role, context, format and examples, so AI gives you what you want the first time. - [ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini — which should you pick? A practical 2026 comparison (2026-09-12)](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/blog/chatgpt-claude-gemini-comparison): The three big AI assistants each have their own personality. Instead of comparing specs, this post uses the work you actually do to decide which one to use — and whether the free version is enough. - [Why does AI state wrong things so confidently? Spotting hallucinations and checking facts in 30 seconds (2026-09-08)](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/blog/ai-hallucination-and-fact-check): The legal clauses, figures and citations AI gives you can be entirely made up. Understand where hallucinations come from and build a fact-checking routine that takes 30 seconds. - [A 30-day AI plan for office workers: 15 minutes a day, on your real work (2026-09-04)](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/blog/ai-for-office-workers-30-days): A 30-day plan you can actually follow. Instead of carving out extra time to study AI, you use it directly on the work you already have to do. ## Optional - [Privacy Policy](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/privacy) - [繁體中文版](https://ai.kdchang.com/llms.txt) - [RSS](https://ai.kdchang.com/en/blog/rss.xml)