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Complete beginnerLesson 5 of 55 min read

The same on phone

A course from the Academy: Your very first attempt, step by step

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Everything we've just covered works the same way on a phone. Only two differences, and one of them is a real advantage.

Dictation is a game-changer

On a phone, the keyboard's microphone icon lets you dictate your question instead of typing it. For someone who types slowly, that's what makes the tool genuinely usable day-to-day. You speak normally, review it, and send it.

App or browser?

Both work. The app is in your phone's app store, it's free, and it keeps you signed in. The browser avoids installing anything. The content is identical.

The conversation follows you

Since conversations are saved to your account, a question asked on the computer shows up on the phone, and vice versa. Starting somewhere and finishing elsewhere is no problem at all.

What to do now

On your phone, open the same AI, sign in with the same account, and find the conversation you started on the computer. Then ask it a question by dictating it.

Complete the lesson

A 4-question quiz: 3 correct answers are enough. It opens in the Academy, on this same lesson.

Take the quiz and complete the lesson Free. With an account, your progress is saved and leads to the course certificate.

The course: Your very first attempt, step by step

  1. Opening an AI: where to go, and it's free5 min
  2. Writing your very first question6 min
  3. When the answer is not suitable: ask again6 min
  4. One conversation per topic, and you're all set.5 min
  5. The same on phone5 min

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