Ann Handley posted something on LinkedIn last week that stopped me mid-scroll. She’s a Wall Street Journal bestselling author and one of the most respected voices in marketing, and she wrote: “ AI literacy is not prompt literacy. It’s judgment literacy. “ Her post went on to ask a question that nobody in the AI training industry seems to be asking: “Why do we keep teaching people how to use AI – without ever teaching them when not to?” I messaged her. I had to know where someone would go to learn that. Her honest answer: “I don’t know of a course that teaches exclusively this. At MarketingProfs, our sessions about AI typically include a few slides that touch on when not to use AI , or how to protect against hallucinations, but I don’t know of a whole session or series.” She added, “I think that’s actually the story, and why I wrote what I wrote.…