AI is already operating in systems you use every day. You cannot decide every rule those systems follow. You can decide the standards that govern your use of them—what you will allow, what you will not, and where the final decision remains yours.
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AI increasingly arrives as a default: built into the software you use, the services you rely on, and the choices placed in front of you. Sometimes that makes life easier. Sometimes it asks you to trade something you value for convenience.
The problem is not that every default is bad. It is that a default is still a decision—even when someone else made it first.
Without written standards of your own, you operate under someone else’s defaults every time you open a screen.
Set the standard before the decision arrives.
The difference a Constitution makes is the difference between reacting and having already decided.
AI decisions and defaults arrive case by case, and you react to each one as it comes.
You have already decided what matters, where your boundaries are, what you delegate, what you verify, and what remains yours.
By the end, you will have more than an opinion about AI. You will have written standards for how it may operate in your work and life. The course walks you through five decisions:
It is built to be read in sequence, and every chapter ends with a standalone tool—a template, a checklist, or a framework—you can put to work right away. You also receive the worksheets, decision framework, prompting template, and Personal AI Constitution template used throughout.
You leave with a governing document you wrote, built on standards you chose.
Kathleen Goble is a writer, author, and speaker, and the founder of Line of Ascent, where she examines technology, work, discernment, and the enduring principles that help people make consequential decisions for themselves.
She co-wrote The Fight for the Future of Humanity: Making the Case for a 28th Amendment, which examines artificial intelligence, human personhood, and the legal questions emerging as technology advances.
Kathleen holds graduate degrees in law, business, science, and theology. Across those disciplines—and more than two decades in business and professional work—her focus has remained remarkably consistent: understand complex systems, find what matters, and turn that understanding into clear standards people can actually use.
No. There is no code to learn and no software to install.
You can complete the course over a focused weekend, or work through it at your own pace.
The complete course, its tools and templates, and your Personal AI Constitution framework, for as long as Line of Ascent operates the course. One payment. No subscription.
Good. The course is designed to help you determine your standards, not adopt mine.
Yes. 14 days, no questions asked.
Understand where AI operates, decide what role it should play, and build a Personal AI Constitution grounded in the standards you choose.
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