Sources and current information

Consulted sources

Each lesson source shows when it was consulted for the explanation concerned. The relevant lessons describe their scope. Features and rules can change; check the current source for your own use. Business and practice dossiers and illustrated AI answers are fictional. The source-checking exercise explicitly marked as real uses a public official page.

1. OpenAI – ProjectsProjects organise context; check the available sources and settings.
2. OpenAI – PromptingTask, context, output and boundaries; the choice of working method depends on the task and availability.
3. OpenAI – Evaluation best practicesTask-specific test sets and human assessment. The API software is not needed for this course. The source announces the phase-out of the Evals platform: read-only from 31 October 2026 and closure on 30 November 2026. This does not end the general testing method; check the product timeline before choosing software.
4. OpenAI – Web searchSearch and source links support verification; you still need to check whether the source supports the claim.
5. OpenAI — Conversation stateContext windows are limited. The API quantities described are not a fixed limit for this ChatGPT exercise.
6. OpenAI — RetrievalTechnical background on splitting and retrieving documents. The manual coverage list is this course’s checking method; an API or vector store is not required.
7. OpenAI – Skills and pluginsReusable instructions, resources and connections; capabilities vary by environment.
8. European Commission – AI transparencyArticle 50 has conditions of application and exceptions; there is no general obligation to label every text as AI-generated.