AI생활실험실

About this book

Want to try AI but get stuck on the very first question? Start with one small task you need to do today. AI Life Lab is a beginner's hands-on guide that puts trying, revising and learning for yourself ahead of lengthy feature explanations. Plan dinner with the ingredients in your fridge, organize meeting notes, reply to customer reviews, build a travel itinerary, or practice interviews and role-play. Sixteen LABs span everyday life and different professions, following four steps: copy a prompt, add your own material, continue the conversation and judge the result. Each exercise includes an adaptable prompt, a sample result, follow-up questions and safety boundaries that need a human check. The book includes getting-started guidance for ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude, screenshots of real sessions, a five-part structure for building your own questions and a result scorecard. One familiar AI service is enough for your first question. In the final comparison exercise, you ask all three tools the same question and assess the answers using your own criteria. Companion materials include the 57-page ebook PDF, an HTML file with 16 copyable prompts, a printable result scorecard and a personal-use license. The download opens a ZIP file on Naver MYBOX; the sharing password is itland. AI answers may be plausible drafts rather than reliable conclusions. Minimize personal information and check important facts and decisions yourself. Screenshots reflect the services as of July 2026 and may differ from their current interfaces. The original files still contain buyer-oriented usage instructions. Use this shared material for personal learning and work reference; please do not redistribute or resell the files.

Who it is for

People opening a generative AI service for the first time Students, office workers and small-business owners looking for small, practical uses in everyday life and work Anyone who wants to go beyond copy-and-paste and learn to revise questions and check results

Contents

1. Getting started — Sign up, find your way around, paste a prompt, ask and revise (pp. 3–10)
2. LAB 01 Everyday life & cooking — Turn fridge ingredients into a dinner plan (p. 11)
3. LAB 02 Education & learning — Explain a difficult concept at your level (p. 14)
4. LAB 03 Office work & meetings — Turn meeting notes into a task list (p. 16)
5. LAB 04 Restaurants & customer reviews — Reply to reviews in a consistent voice (p. 18)
6. LAB 05 Retail & online stores — Start product descriptions with facts, not selling points (p. 22)
7. LAB 06 Public services & welfare — Turn complex notices into plain-language guidance (p. 24)
8. LAB 07 Travel & hospitality — Turn recommendations into a workable itinerary (p. 26)
9. LAB 08 Healthcare visits — Turn symptoms into questions, not a diagnosis (p. 28)
10. LAB 09 Manufacturing & fieldwork — Turn field notes into a complete handover (p. 31)
11. LAB 10 Agriculture & local food — Tell the story behind farm products (p. 34)
12. LAB 11 Hiring & interviews — Draw on your own experience instead of model answers (p. 36)
13. LAB 12 Customer service & role-play — Safely practice handling an unhappy customer (p. 38)
14. LAB 13 Real estate & moving — Build a viewing checklist, not a home recommendation (p. 41)
15. LAB 14 Content & short video — Turn ideas into scenes you can film (p. 43)
16. LAB 15 Culture, tarot & saju — Reflection question cards, not predictions (p. 45)
17. LAB 16 Compare three AIs — Ask the same question and choose by your own criteria (p. 47)
18. Make it your own — Revision prompts, prompt building and a result scorecard (pp. 50–53)
19. Instructor notes, sources, practice appendix and copyright information (pp. 54–57)