Writing & learning

  1. A Generative AI Study Project: Curriculum and Lesson Handoffs

    A plan for studying Microsoft's 21 generative AI lessons with an AI instructor, including completion criteria, session handoffs, and progress tracking in Obsidian.

  2. Indirect prompt injection: instructions inside external content

    How an email summary request can turn into a forwarding rule. PortSwigger’s example explains direct and indirect injection, fake role markers, tool permissions, and training data poisoning.

  3. A Korean Writing Skill: Before and After

    I asked AI to apply hjongc/humanizer-kr to two drafts. This account separates wording changes from structural edits and shows why automated style findings needed interpretation.

  4. From AI Sessions to Blog Posts: Selecting Eight Cases

    How earlier AI conversations became eight bilingual drafts: selecting corrections and failures, deferring unsupported endings, and checking 51 source passages.

  5. Editing Two Blog Posts: Clearer Sentences, Less Repetition

    Comparing sentence changes from im-not-ai with changes to order and repeated explanations, including suggestions kept and left out.

  6. Redesigning Study Material: From SRT to Recall Quizzes

    A study request produced a subtitle file. Revising the format, restoring explanations lost in the notes, and using the material for next-day recall.

  7. Editing AI Drafts: The Missing Project Details

    Three AI-written advice posts became one account of a real build. I compared the drafts with the brief and added design and bug records. Before-and-after passages show the revision.