CONFIDENCE FOR THE AI-DRIVEN WORKPLACE

Built on a 7-pillar AI literacy framework used to assess, guide, and develop real workplace skills.

Get AI Literate prepares business, marketing, and communications students with the practical AI skills, real-world workflows, and ethical foundations needed to thrive in today’s AI-powered workforce. Built on foundational AI literacy skills—then reinforced through applied, real-world practice.

The 7 Pillars of AI Literacy

The framework behind every assessment score, resource, and skill track

AI Foundations

Understand how AI actually works—and where it reliably fails

AI Interaction & Task Design

Write prompts that get consistent, usable results

Critical Thinking & Verification

Evaluate AI output before trusting or using it

Responsible & Ethical Use

Apply AI with accountability, transparency, and professional judgment

Business, Marketing & Communications

Apply AI to the real work of your field

Data, Privacy & Confidentiality

Protect sensitive data in every AI workflow

Future Readiness & Continuous Learning

Build the habits that keep your skills current as AI evolves

Why AI Literacy Matters

The entry-level job market is changing faster than university curriculums can keep up. According to McKinsey, companies are increasingly using AI for tasks that used to go to recent graduates—market research, content creation, data analysis, reporting.

But here’s what most people miss: AI isn’t replacing jobs, it’s redefining them. The graduates who thrive aren’t competing with AI. They’re the ones who know how to use it.

The issue? Only 14% of business students report feeling prepared to use AI in professional settings. That gap between what employers need and what students know is costing graduates opportunities and earning potential. (Source: EDUCAUSE)

of entry-level tasks

are now AI-automatable.
(Source: World Economic Forum)

salary premium

for graduates with documented AI skills.
(Source: LinkedIn Economic Graph)

years

until AI literacy becomes a baseline expectation.
(Source: McKinsey Global Institute)

AI literacy isn’t about knowing tools. It’s about judgment, context, and responsibility—skills most students are never taught.

Built for Students, By Someone Who’s Been There

I’m Fred, and I’ve spent 25+ years working in marketing and technology. I’ve seen firsthand how AI is reshaping entry-level work, and I’m tired of watching talented students graduate unprepared.

I started Get AI Literate because universities aren’t moving fast enough. Students need practical AI skills now, not in three years when curriculums finally catch up.

This isn’t about hype. It’s about preparing you for the job market you’re actually entering. You are responsible for your own AI literacy. Get AI Literate is here to help.

Trusted by students at:

Bradley University
DePaul University
Fred Faulkner