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Aurélien Ambert, author of the lessons

Who writes the Learn AI lessons: Aurélien Ambert, AI platform architect at QDNA, in Gironde, France, and the method that keeps them honest.

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In brief. The lessons, job sheets and glossary on this site are written by Aurélien Ambert, founder of QDNA and an AI platform architect. He installs AI servers for client organisations, trains their teams to work on them, and publishes here the part of that job which helps without any paid engagement: learning how to talk to an assistant.

What I do

I build and run sovereign AI platforms, on-premises or hybrid, for organisations that will not hand their documents to a US service. GPU servers, open models, document retrieval, guardrails, usage metrics. The full offer is described on qdna.fr.

Why this site

Most employees got an AI assistant inside their office suite, without any manual. Existing training costs a lot, runs for two days and fades within a week. A fifteen-minute lesson, an exercise on a real case and a saved proof of mastery work better, and cost nothing.

What backs the lessons

Every lesson quotes at least two named external sources: Microsoft documentation, guides from Anthropic, OpenAI or Google, or published research. Corrected mistakes come from real sessions. Nothing gets written about a feature I have not tried, and publication and update dates sit at the top of every page.

Reaching me

A correction, a question about a lesson, a request for company training: write to [email protected]. The professional record and client references of QDNA are on the about page of qdna.fr.