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Holder
Sample Learner
Certification
AIE-100: AI Essentials
Issued
12 August 2026
Assessment
9/10 (pass mark 8)

Competencies assessed

  • Explain in plain words what these tools do when they answer, and predict where they go wrong
  • Pick the right tool for a task from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Copilot, and know what the free versions give you
  • Write a prompt with all four working parts and get a usable draft in one or two tries
  • Check any AI answer in about a minute and catch the mistakes that matter
  • Keep confidential information safe, and know when a task should not go to an AI tool at all

Automate Basics

Certificate of Competency

AIE-100

This certifies that

Sample Learner

has passed the final assessment of the AI Essentials certification with a score of 9/10.

The holder declares the course’s lessons and live applications complete; the assessment result above is machine-marked by the issuer.

Assessed competencies are published with this credential at automatebasics.com/verify

Credential ID

AIE-100-2026-SAMPLE1

Issued 12 August 2026 · Verify at automatebasics.com/verify

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