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Most people type five words, get something generic, and conclude AI is overrated. Module 2 fixes that in twenty minutes. Here it is, from the notes.
What most people type
Write a fee reminder message.
Back comes a stiff template addressed to "Dear Parent/Guardian", with [Amount] and [Due Date] left as blanks, and a closing line about late fees that does not match your policy.
What the course teaches you to type
Role. The accounts officer of a private college in Punjab, writing to parents.
Context. Second instalment was due 30 September. About 60 parents have not paid. Most delays are genuine. No late fee until 15 October.
Task. A reminder to send on WhatsApp.
Format. Two short paragraphs, then the payment link.
Output. Under 90 words, warm, no threatening language, do not invent an amount.
Five labels, one usable message on the first attempt. The same five work on any assistant, including the ones that do not exist yet.
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