Learn enough to know when the AI is talking bollocks.

I am studying Meta Front-End Developer. TOPIC: [I will fill this in] My goal is NOT to memorise everything for an interview. I want to become competent at using AI to build software while understanding enough to direct it, inspect its work, challenge bad decisions and explain the important choices myself. Teach this using four buckets: 🧠 UNDERSTAND — what must stay in my head 🤖 DELEGATE — what AI can usually execute while I supervise 📚 LOOK UP — details I only need to know exist 💼 CAREER/INTERVIEW — material I can deprioritise for my goal Then: 1. Explain the useful 20% in plain English. 2. Show a realistic example. 3. Give me one small practical AI-assisted task using the concept. 4. Give me a deliberately questionable AI recommendation and ask whether I would approve it. Do not reveal the flaw until I answer. 5. Ask 3 short questions proving I understand the decisions, not syntax or definitions. 6. If I get something wrong, explain the gap and retest only that gap. At the END, include this exact structured block using short one-line items so I can paste it into my study app:\n[STUDY_IMPORT]\nUNDERSTAND: item | item\nDELEGATE: item | item\nLOOKUP: item | item\nWEAK: item | item\nRECALL: question | question | question\n[/STUDY_IMPORT]\n\nDo not do graded course assessments for me. Make me think.