MIT Technology Review has launched Making AI Work, a new weekly newsletter mini-course exploring practical AI applications across industries. The series examines how large language models and AI tools are being deployed in healthcare, education, finance, and small businesses through case studies and expert insights.

The seven-part series begins with medical AI applications, featuring Microsoft Copilot's use at Vanderbilt University Medical Center for clinical documentation. Subsequent editions explore AI's role in nuclear energy development through Google-Westinghouse experiments, classroom applications via the MagicSchool platform, and how independent tutors leverage Notion AI for administrative tasks. Each edition provides actionable guidance for readers.

The newsletter concludes with a virtual event featuring expert guests discussing successful AI adoption strategies. Readers can sign up at any time to receive the complete seven-week series. The publication also offers Intro to AI, a beginner's guide covering AI fundamentals, regulatory landscapes, and basic applications for those seeking foundational knowledge.

Quick Fact: The Making AI Work series delivers seven editions once per week until completion.