Learn safer prompting
Use the free course to understand common prompt safety mistakes, better prompting habits, and practical ways to reduce accidental oversharing.
What you'll learn
- How prompts can unintentionally expose sensitive or confidential information
- How to spot common oversharing mistakes before sending
- When AI should assist — not decide
- How to rewrite prompts safely without losing usefulness
- How secondary checks like wrongdoing intent and over-delegation fit in
- Practical habits you can apply immediately
Course structure
6 short modules:
- What Can Go Wrong With Prompts
- Sensitive & Personal Data
- Work & Confidential Information
- Over-Delegation & Blind Trust
- Risky Intent & Bypass Language
- Writing Safer Prompts (Practical Framework)
Includes:
- Short lessons
- Real examples
- Final quiz
- Optional completion certificate
Who this is for / Who this is not for
Who this is for
- Students
- Freelancers
- Knowledge workers
- Anyone using AI tools for work or study
Who this is not for
- Advanced AI security professionals
- Enterprise compliance teams
Optional certificate
After completing the free course and passing the short quiz, you can optionally purchase a completion certificate.
The certificate is optional and recognises completion of the SafePrompts course on safer AI prompting.
Extension: Free
Course: Free
One-time certificate fee: $9
The certificate is optional and for completion recognition only. It is not an official accreditation, compliance badge, or professional certification.
FAQ
Is the extension free?
Yes. The SafePrompts extension is free to install and use.
Is the course free?
Yes. Prompt Safety Basics is free to take.
Does the certificate cost money?
Yes. The certificate is optional and costs $9.
Is the certificate official?
No. It is a completion / awareness certificate only. It does not imply accreditation, compliance, or professional certification.
Does SafePrompts upload my prompts?
No. SafePrompts runs local, on-device checks in your browser and does not upload prompts to SafePrompts servers.
Is this legal, medical, or financial advice?
No. This is educational guidance only.