Transition

AI for your military transition

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Getting out means translating everything you did into words a civilian hiring manager gets. AI is good at that first draft, as long as you check every line and keep the sensitive stuff out.

1. AI and OPSEC: what never goes into a chatbot
2. Use AI to turn military experience into a civilian resume
3. How to use AI to write a professional email (+ prompts)
4. How to start using AI at work when nobody trained you

Want one of these a week? It's free, plus the Military AI Safe-Use Card when you confirm.

All guides in this track

• ChatGPT vs. Claude vs. Gemini vs. Copilot: which fits you?: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Copilot? A plain-English guide to which AI assistant fits your work, with prices checked on vendor pages as of October 2026.
• Use AI to turn military experience into a civilian resume: Use AI to translate military jargon into resume language civilian hiring managers understand, without inventing experience or sharing anything sensitive.
• How to start using AI at work when nobody trained you: Nobody showed you how to use AI at work? Here's a first-week plan: find out what's allowed, pick a safe first task, and copy-paste prompts to start.
• How to use AI to write a professional email (+ prompts): Use AI to write professional emails that still sound like you. Copy-paste prompts for first drafts, tricky replies, and tone fixes, plus what not to paste.
• Will AI take my job? A realistic way to think about it: Will AI take your job? What the BLS, the ILO, and peer-reviewed research actually say, plus a quick way to sort your own tasks. Checked October 2026.
• AI and OPSEC: what never goes into a chatbot: A do-not-paste checklist for service members using ChatGPT or any AI tool, plus a scrub-and-placeholder routine that keeps unit and personal info out.