AI can draft a market overview in seconds. It can also invent a statistic, cite a report that does not exist, and sound completely sure of both.
This course will teach you to use generative AI to speed up secondary market research while keeping every claim traceable to a credible source. The rule is simple: AI output is a lead to check, not evidence to cite. You will learn what ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and NotebookLM are each good for, write structured prompts for discovery, comparison, and analysis, and use AI to extract information from long reports. You will then learn why hallucinations occur, spot warning signs such as unverifiable citations, verify claims against original sources, and apply responsible practice on citation, confidentiality, copyright, and transparency. Practice labs, scenario activities, and a role-play let you apply these skills to realistic market research tasks. Designed for marketing, insights, competitive intelligence, and business professionals, this course will help you research faster, avoid costly AI errors, and deliver AI-assisted research you can confidently defend.



















