Workshop

Innovation Pioneers AI Masterclass

General Masterclass Resources Generative AI Masterclass – Innovation Pioneers May 2025 Slides Generative AI Masterclass Workshop Companion – May 2025 Mentimeter questions link AI tools and applications used in the masterclass: AI Chatbots: Open AI ChatGPT Anthropic Claude Google Gemini NotebookLM Audio, Image, and Video Generation and Manipulation: ElevenLabs – text-to-speech, voice clones, sound effects Heygen – AI Avatars NapkinAI – AI-powered diagrams Opus Pro – AI Powered video clipping AI-Powered Applications, Vibe Coding AWS PartyRock Base44 Lovable UXPilot Boosting Productivity A Framework for Boosting Productivity with Generative AI Custom GPT AI Booster Analyzer – https://chatgpt.com/g/g-Di2nm0crr-genai-productivity-booster-advisor Upgrade your use of Chatbots Choose the Right Tool for the Job – https://chatmatrix.live/ The R.I.G.H.T. Prompting Forumla Role – Tell the AI who it should play Information – Give it all the relevant details Goal – Be clear about what you want to achieve How – Explain the desired format and process Tweak – Tool-specific options and refinements From Zero to Hero – Prompt Enhancement Zero shot – No examples. Just instructions. One shot – Include an indicative example or template. Few shots – Demonstrate several desired outputs and use cases. Chain of thought – Guide it how solve complex problems with reasoning. The GPT Store Exercise – In pairs: 1. Choose a work process you’d like to analyze. 2. List the key steps or tasks in the process. 3. Come-up with ideas for GenAI boosting in each step. 4. Elaborate on one idea. 5. Share with another participant * Optional – use a GenAI Productivity Booster Advisor with custom ChatGPT. Exercise – Practice your prompting * Your goal – to create a great LinkedIn post about the AI Masterclass 1. Choose one of the AI Chatbots (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot…) 2. Open 2 separate browser tabs with it: * In one – write a basic prompt for writing the post * In another – use advanced prompting techniques 3. Post the result you like most on LinkedIn, tag @Amir Elion and @Innovation Pioneers Creating Value Two paths for creating value to customers, users, and stakeholders with Generative AI: Create value through enhanced services, for example: AI-powered support chatbot, connected to your organization’s knowledge and to customer data Customized training materials – adapted to the user’s skill, language, preferences, etc. Highly personalized sales, marketing and communication Create value by adding GenAI capabilities into your products, for example: Creating draft text suggestions for users in fields Allowing users to generate new scenarios and flows for their needs Putting generative capabilities in users’ hands, allowing them to use generated music, voice, images, and videos in their outputs Use generative AI capabilities to add the following to your services and products: Personalization: Integrate individual data, tailor communication & recommendations, making each journey unique. Interaction: Dynamic interaction via chatbots, virtual assistants, and personalized content delivery. Emotion: Emotionally intelligent engagements with sentiment analysis, AI personas and moods. Experiences: Build continuous and evolving customer experiences across channels and products. Stories: AI-powered multi-modal storytelling, with brand voice and messaging, and audience adjustment. Exercise – Interact with Data Go to the NotebookLM Create a new Notebook Add or discover sources Interact with the data: – Set the desired output language – Create a podcast – Create FAQs, Summary, Study aid, Timeline – Advanced – jump into the podcast Exercise – Value Creation Ideas Exercise Use NapkinAI or UX Pilot Think of ideas for creating value with Generative AI at your company by: — Enhancing services — Adding GenAI features to your products Create a visualization of it for a presentation or a demo – Optional – use the AWS PartyRock Storyboard Generation tool to visualize one of your ideas Driving Disruption Two paths to discover disruption opportunities (or risks): Examine existing value chains, business and operating models, to identify AI disruption opportunities – for your organization or for potential competitors or alternative solution providers Use Generative AI to open the market up to non-customers and new value creators – allowing services to be offered to a much larger scale audience or add new value creators to the value-chain Exercise – Create an AI-Avatar Story – Think of a message you’d like to deliver – Go to Heygen – Generate a video with an avatar or influencer – in English – Optional – translate it to Swedish with a click of a button Exercise – Build an AI-powered application Think of an application you’d like to build Build it with one of the following: – AWS PartyRock (free) – Base44 (free + coupon AmirBase44) Add the coupon code under billing to get 25 more credits for messaging the Base44 agent: Additional Links and Resources The EU AI Act Lists of AI tools: https://theresanaiforthat.com/ https://www.futuretools.io/ https://www.futurepedia.io/ Amir’s online courses: Build a ChatGPT supercharged Product Innovation Machine Storyboarding Easy Mastery with ChatGPT and MidJourney Build AI-powered apps in minutes – Master AWS PartyRock Recommended Podcasts – English Podcast Description Typical cadence & length Listen The AI Daily Brief (ex-“AI Breakdown”) 20-minute weekday news recap that distils the flood of AI headlines into business implications, hosted by analyst NLW Daily ≈ 20 min https://pod.link/1680633614 Everyday AI Jordan Wilson’s live-stream-turned-podcast gives “here’s how I used X tool today” walk-throughs Daily 40-70 min https://youreverydayai.com/podcast The Cognitive Revolution Weekly long-form interviews with founders, VCs and researchers about AI strategy and market shifts Weekly 60-90 min https://www.cognitiverevolution.ai How I AI Brand-new (Apr 2025) show from Lenny Rachitsky; each 30-min episode demos a concrete workflow that boosted productivity 10-40× Weekly ≈ 30 min https://www.lennysnewsletter.com/p/introducing-how-i-ai Digital Transformation and AI for Humans How technology intersects with leadership, innovation, and most importantly, the human spirit. Several episodes per month ≈ 30-60 min https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkckRzyFR-iHylORaekw8Z8VFn5Df3vJS&si=0kuFb_trgoMDgnr2 Hard Fork NY Time’s Kevin Roose & Casey Newton unpack the week’s biggest AI/tech stories in plain English and with humour Weekly ≈ 65 min https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hard-fork/id1528594034 Practical AI Changelog’s veteran hosts focus on making AI “practical, productive and accessible”; recent episodes zero in on agents, GenAI ROI and governance Bi-weekly 45-60 min https://changelog.com/practicalai Artificiality Helen & Dave Edwards bring a cross-disciplinary lens (behavioural econ, design,

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AI TMG Meeting

Innovationsledarna AI Thematic Group Meetup 11/2/2025 Presentations and resources Amir Elion – AI updates and outlook – AI updates and outlook – TMG AI 11-2-2025 – PDF file Karolin Ahlqvist – how AI can help us become betterprofessionals, parents and people – PDF file Link to research paper Virtual Labs – AI Agents research paper – Stanford University AI Agents Collaborative Discussion Prompts Test each of these prompts with different tools: ChatGPT (try different models), Claude, Gemini… Strategy Formation“You are a strategic advisor who excels at identifying emerging opportunities. What are three unexpected ways AI agents could transform innovation processes in the next 2 years? For each opportunity, explain the potential impact and implementation challenges.” Process Redesign“Act as a process improvement specialist. Look at this typical innovation process: Problem Definition → Ideation → Concept Development → Testing → Implementation. Suggest specific ways AI agents could enhance each stage. Be provocative and challenge assumptions.” Skill Evolution“You’re a learning and development expert. What new skills and mindsets will innovation teams need to develop to effectively collaborate with AI agents? Provide concrete examples of how these skills might be applied in practice.” Risk Analysis“Take on the role of both an optimistic innovator and a thoughtful critic. First, describe an exciting way AI agents could accelerate innovation. Then, identify potential unintended consequences and suggest how to mitigate them.” Team Dynamics“Imagine a future where AI agents are active participants in innovation teams. How might team dynamics, decision-making, and creative processes change? What new team practices would help maximize the benefits while preserving human agency?” Discussion Questions in Groups After testing each prompt: What surprised you about the AI’s response How might this change your current innovation practices? What assumptions did the AI challenge? What new questions did this raise? What would you need to do differently to prepare for this future? Co-Create an AI Agents Manifesto Use this prompt to get an AI tool to draft an AI Agents Manifesto:Imagine you’re creating a manifesto for your organization on how to use AI agents to drive innovation. This manifesto will serve as a guiding document for teams working with AI.Consider:Your organization’s innovation goalsThe role of human creativityPractical implementationResponsible use of AIDraft a brief manifesto that includes your vision and key principles. Keep it simple, authentic, and actionable.

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paideiafolkhogskola Artificial Intelligence, Jewish Texts and Stories

Artificial Intelligence, Jewish Texts and Stories course materials Session 10: Synthesis and Celebration Presentation – Session 10 – Synthesis and Celebration Key AI Topics: Future of AI Development AI Agents AI use cases Tools and activities: All previous tools + Base44 Integration of multiple AI tools Base44 – AI Coding Agents Course reflection and feedback Celebration of learning achievements Jewish texts, stories, and characters: The Jewish Wisdom Explorer Your exercises Exercise 1: Go to the Jewish Wisdom Explorer and log in Do some research Look at history and research done by others Add the ones you like to your favorites Exercise 2: Choose one or more of the AI tools we learned during the course (AWS PartyRock, Custom GPTs, NotebookLM, Suno, Base44…) Reimagine how you’d like Jewish learning to be like Create an experience or and application that lets people learn about Jewish text, stories, or characters in a new way with AI Share what you’ve built with class members Session 9: Text and Context Presentation – Session 9 – Text and Context Key AI Topics: Context Windows Source-based Generation Knowledge Retrieval Tools and activities: NotebookLM Working with Torah texts and commentaries Source-based conversation and interpretation Creating mini-podcasts based on Jewish sources Focus on contextual understanding and interpretation Human and AI Chevruta-style learning Jewish texts, stories, and characters: The story of Job Your exercises Exercise: Go to the NotebookLM Create a new Notebook Add or discover sources (use discover feature, or download a PDF from King James Version) Interact with the data: Set the desired output language Create a podcast Create FAQs, Summary, Study aid, Timeline Advanced – jump into the podcast Session 8: Custom Jewish AI Guides Presentation – Session 8 – Custom Jewish AI Advisors Key AI Topics: Custom AI Chatbots Basics of Knowledge and RAG The GPT store Tools and activities: ChatGPT Searching the GPT store Using custom GPTs Creating custom GPTs Discussion of use cases in Jewish education and community Your exercises Exercise 1: Use the GPT store to find a relevant custom GPT, for example: JPT (Jewish-GPT) Torah Companion Orthodox Rabbi Use it Start a new regular ChatGPT conversation. Call one of the Custom GPTs you talked to with the symbol @ and continue the chat Exercise 2: Think of a custom GPT you would like to create If you have a paid ChatGPT account – create the custom GPT on it If you don’t – send any instructions, files, image and settings you want me to create to my email amir.elion@paideiafolkhogskola.se Play around with the GPT you created and share it with others Session 7: Passover Multimodal Experience Lesson 7 Session 7 – Passover AI Experience Key AI Topics: Multi-modal Integration Narrative Generation Tools and activities: LTX Studio Modern interactive Haggadah creation Multi-modal Exodus story retelling Generated Passover songs and narratives Discussion of freedom and technology Jewish texts, stories, and characters: The Haggadah Your exercise Discuss ideas for retelling of the Haggadah with ChatGPT or Claude – consider storyline, characters, locations, atmosphere… Sign-up to LTX Studio Give it a general idea or a script Work on one scene Session 6: AI and Jewish Ethics Lesson presentation – Session 6 – AI and Jewish Ethics Key AI Topics: Responsible AI AI Bias and Fairness AI Safety and Security Tools and activities: Multiple AI models Comparative analysis of AI ethical reasoning Jewish perspectives on AI ethics Responsible AI discussion topics Bias in AI systems Hallucinations and misinformation Privacy concerns Security risks Ethical guidelines for AI use Case studies combining traditional Jewish law with AI dilemmas Jewish texts, stories, and characters: Rambam (Maimonides), Golem stories and AI Your task: Go to the multi-chat page Test out the different prompts in different models Prompts on AI Ethics Topics: 1. Bias and Discrimination: Prompt 1: “According to Jewish ethics, how should we address the issue of AI bias that unfairly impacts certain groups? Consider principles like ‘tzelem Elokim’ (human dignity) and ‘mishpat tzedek’ (just judgment).” Prompt 2: “If an AI system perpetuates harmful stereotypes, what guidance might Jewish texts provide on addressing and rectifying such biases?” Prompt 3: “The Torah states, ‘You shall not pervert justice; you shall not show partiality.’ How should this commandment be applied to AI models that are trained on biased data?” 2. Fairness and Inclusivity: Prompt 4: “How would Jewish ethics address fairness in AI systems used for social welfare or legal judgments? Compare the principles of ‘pikuach nefesh’ (saving a life) and ‘tzedek, tzedek tirdof’ (justice, justice shall you pursue).” Prompt 5: “AI systems often reflect biases present in training data. According to Jewish thought, what moral obligation do developers have to ensure fairness and inclusivity in their systems?” Prompt 6: “In cases where AI access is limited to privileged groups, what would Jewish teachings say about providing equitable access to these technologies?” 3. Intellectual Property and Creativity: Prompt 7: “Jewish tradition places high value on learning and creativity. How should we consider intellectual property rights when AI models are trained on copyrighted materials, including Torah commentary and Jewish music?” Prompt 8: “If an AI system generates novel creative works, who owns those creations? How might Jewish teachings on authorship and scholarship apply here?” Prompt 9: “According to Maimonides, the pursuit of knowledge is a mitzvah (commandment). How should this principle inform the open sharing of AI-generated knowledge versus protecting creators’ rights?” 4. Privacy and Surveillance: Prompt 10: “The Talmud teaches that privacy is a fundamental right. How should this principle guide the ethical use of AI systems that collect personal data?” Prompt 11: “Jewish ethics emphasizes guarding one’s speech (shmirat halashon). How should this be applied to AI systems that monitor conversations and interactions?” Prompt 12: “What would be the ethical implications of AI surveillance systems according to Jewish teachings on ‘loving your neighbor as yourself’ (V’ahavta L’reacha Kamocha)?” 5. Creation and Responsibility: Prompt 13: “The story of the Golem reflects concerns about creating life and losing control of one’s creation. What insights can this tradition provide about developing autonomous AI systems?”

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Friends Working Backwards Workshop

Working Backwards Workshop – Friends Have fun! Ideation tools: use the following tools as sources for ideation inspiration. Technology use cases flip cards AWS PartyRock SCAMPER ideation app, and specifically this snapshot with the Friends How Might We and Closed World mapping Inspirational short videos: Researchers Are Using Machine Learning to Screen for Autism in Children How machine learning is being used to help save the world’s bees Microsoft AI helps Argentine farmers and winemakers to be more efficient and sustainable A Whale Tale – The Big Idea Today Statement: Today EHT members in all types of elementary schools in Sweden. Are overwhelmed by urgent problems/incidents and can’t get to the root causes when they need to decide how to use existing resources to solve problems that come up They need a way to “Lyfta blicken” from the single incidents and drive longer and bigger impact. How Might We: How might we make bullying prevention simpler and clearer for EHT members so that they can take actions that lead a safer learning environment (“tryggare lärande miljö”) in their specific context. They need a way to “Lyfta blicken” from the single incidents and drive longer and bigger impact. Closed World – Internal Components: Knowledge: experience, research Content: type of content/analysis Advertising: public media, social-media, campaigns, newsletters, webpage Brand: recognition, trust, expert UI/UX: design, användarvänlighet/usability, experience on different devices Software: apps, updates, documentation, APIs, integrations, data, storage User access: account owners for Friends administrators and other users Price and payment: cost, billing, plans/subscription Distribution: licensing, contracts Operations: customer service and support, employees Information management: data safety Closed World – External Components: Digital infrastructure: devices and equipment used, student access to devices, internet connectivity, operating systems Physical/location factors: school location, floor plan School population: number of students, grades, language knowledge, reading ability EHT characteristics: members, type of organization Characteristics of users: tech-savviness, attitude to our issue School processes: annual planning, systems in use, organization of safety work Regulatory environment: regulatory authorities, changes in the school act, data regulation Competitors/other services/actors: schools’ home-made solutions, central elevhälsa, mapping and evaluation from the central administration, municipality, or authorizing body, the region, the School Inspectorate, the Swedish National Agency for Education, the Public Health Agency, county administrative boards or research institutions. Competitors/similar solutions: Other anti-bullying programs, KiVa, other school development issues or projects, school wide programs such as PAX or IBIS, including mapping and follow-up, other issues and priorities for the school / EHT Economic factors: cost of data storage, cost of necessary programs, schools’ purchasing power/budgets, cut downs in school budgets. School organization: school leaders, teachers, or key individuals who resign or become burnt out, reorganization of the school. Politics/policy: national and local priorities, requirements etc Technology advancements: other actors/the schools themselves can soon do what we do, generative AI-development Public opinion: prioritized issue, attitude towards issue, other competing issues or problems in children’s (school) life.

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Learn-Tini PartyRock Workshop

AWS PartyRock Workshop – L&D Shakers Have fun! AWS PartyRock AWS PartyRock Examples: Select one of these examples or go to the Discover page on and choose an app to try. PartyRock Discover page Personalized Learning Path Generator Storyboard maker Quiz questions creator Objections handling conversation coach Build your own AWS PartyRock app: Think about the use case you want to create, consider the flow of user inputs and AI-generated outputs Create the app: Option 1: “Generate app” button and prompt to describe what you want to build, then edit the result Option 2: “Generate app” button, then “Build manually” and add the widgets as needed Option 3: find an existing app the you like, click “Remix” and edit it to make it your own Additional learning sources: Connect with me on LinkedIn Amir’s YouTube channel – Think Big – Generative AI, done right Udemy course – Free access Learn-Tini participants (limited seats) Regular access – Build AI-powered apps in minutes – Master AWS PartyRock Udemy course – Storyboarding Easy Mastery with ChatGPT and Midjourney Udemy course – Build a ChatGPT Product Innovation Copilot

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Berghs School of Communication Unconference Workshop

AWS PartyRock Workshop – BSOC Have fun! AWS PartyRock AWS PartyRock Examples: Select one of these examples or go to the “Discover” page on and use an app. PartyRock Discover page AWS PartyRock text generation examples AWS PartyRock Chatbot examples Visual user journey generator – AWS PartyRock – use the tool, example generation 1, example generation 2 Interview role-playing for candidates Voice of customer tool Objections handling conversation coach Build your own AWS PartyRock app: Think about the use case you want to create, consider the flow of user inputs and AI-generated outputs Create the app: Option 1: “Generate app” button and prompt to describe what you want to build, then edit the result Option 2: “Generate app” button, then “Build manually” and add the widgets as needed Option 3: find an existing app the you like, click “Remix” and edit it to make it your own Additional learning sources: Connect with me on LinkedIn Amir’s YouTube channel – Think Big – Generative AI, done right Udemy course – Build AI-powered apps in minutes – Master AWS PartyRock Udemy course – Storyboarding Easy Mastery with ChatGPT and Midjourney Udemy course – Build a ChatGPT Product Innovation Copilot

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Generative AI Executive 1×1 Advisory

Empowering you to responsibly lead and guide your teams and organization Generative AI is revolutionizing the business world, and its rapid evolution demands agile leadership. Are you prepared to lead your organization through this transformative journey? The Generative AI 1×1 Executive Advisory is a service tailored for executives, designed to ensure you’re not just keeping pace, but setting the pace. Here’s how we empower you: Personalized Insight: Tailored advice to keep you at the forefront of Generative AI developments that are relevant to your business and role Strategic Decision-Making: Equip yourself with the knowledge to make informed decisions impacting your business Leadership and Influence: Develop the capability to guide your teams effectively in integrating Generative AI solutions Ongoing Support: From preparing for a crucial meeting to long-term strategic guidance, we’re your trusted advisor What will you gain? Ready to Navigate the Future? Embark on a journey of informed leadership and strategic thinking about Generative AI. With our 1×1 Executive Advisory, you’re not just adapting; you’re leading the change. Schedule a 30 minutes free Intro on Generative AI Typical use cases for GenAI in business Content Creation: Automate and enhance content production, from articles to design elements. Data Insights & Augmentation: Enhance datasets, especially useful in sectors where data might be limited. Product Design: From fashion to industrial design, Generative AI can suggest new product ideas or enhancements. Personalization: Tailor user experiences, from eCommerce product recommendations to content delivery. Simulation & Modeling: In industries like pharmaceuticals or automotive, as well as in education and gaming, simulate experiments or tests digitally. Virtual Assistants & Chatbots: Advanced conversational agents for customer support or operations. Frequently asked questions What is Generative AI? Generative AI refers to types of algorithms that leverage techniques in machine learning, especially deep learning, to produce content. This could be anything from text, images, music, or even videos. Who is the Executive Advisory best suited for? The Executive Advisory is ideal for C-level executives, senior leaders, and decision-makers who play a pivotal role in steering their organizations through digital transformation. It is particularly beneficial for those who need to quickly understand and make decisions regarding the integration and impact of Generative AI in their business. What can I expect from the 1×1 sessions? Each session is a personalized deep-dive into a specific aspect of Generative AI, tailored to your specific industry and organizational needs. You can expect a blend of strategic discussion, latest industry insights, and practical advice. Sessions are designed to empower you with the knowledge and tools to lead your organization confidently in the adoption of Generative AI technologies. They may be run virtually or in person. How soon will I see the impact of this advisory service? The impact can be immediate. From the very first session, you will gain valuable insights and strategic frameworks that can be applied directly to your current challenges and opportunities. The ongoing nature of the service ensures that you are continuously equipped with the most up-to-date knowledge and strategies. Is previous knowledge of AI necessary for benefiting from this service? No, prior expertise in AI is not a prerequisite. The advisory service is designed to cater to executives at various levels of familiarity with AI, from beginners to those with more advanced understanding. The focus is on providing strategic, rather than technical, insights into how Generative AI can benefit your organization. Does this service only apply to specific industries? Absolutely not! While Generative AI has its roots in technology, its application and impact span across various sectors. Our advisory service is versatile and will be customized to address the specific challenges and opportunities relevant to your industry, whether it be finance, healthcare, manufacturing, or any other sector. But…is AI ethical? Great question! AI’s what we make of it. Like all technologies, Generative AI can be used both ethically and unethically. Our workshop and report emphasize the importance of ethical usage, providing guidelines and best practices to ensure responsible deployment What kind of long-term support can I expect after the advisory sessions? Post the advisory sessions, you will have a clear roadmap and strategic framework to guide your organization in the realm of Generative AI. Additionally, we offer continued support and advisory services to help you stay ahead of the curve, adapt to new developments, and ensure the successful implementation and scaling of Generative AI initiatives within your organization. Schedule a 30 minutes free Intro on Generative AI

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Generative AI Playbook

Helping you quickly chart your Generative AI journey Everybody is talking about Generative AI now. How many of your employees are already using it? Should you do something about Generative AI or just wait it out and play it safe? What are the risks and opportunities related to Generative AI? And how do you even begin? The Generative AI Playbook will help you figure out the answers to those questions. Here is what you can achieve through it: Kickstart your journey: understand where you are and chart a path forward Set the foundations: establish strategies, practices, and mechanisms to do things right Accelerate to value: identify internal and external use cases for implementation Prepare for scale: build an operational blueprint and develop internal capabilities What will you get? Ready to pioneer with Generative AI? Chart your journey with the leaders in AI strategy. Dive deep, think big, and set forth a transformative path with Generative AI. Contact us to discuss the Generative AI Playbook Typical use cases for GenAI in business Content Creation: Automate and enhance content production, from articles to design elements. Data Insights & Augmentation: Enhance datasets, especially useful in sectors where data might be limited. Product Design: From fashion to industrial design, Generative AI can suggest new product ideas or enhancements. Personalization: Tailor user experiences, from eCommerce product recommendations to content delivery. Simulation & Modeling: In industries like pharmaceuticals or automotive, as well as in education and gaming, simulate experiments or tests digitally. Virtual Assistants & Chatbots: Advanced conversational agents for customer support or operations. Frequently asked questions What is Generative AI? Generative AI refers to types of algorithms that leverage techniques in machine learning, especially deep learning, to produce content. This could be anything from text, images, music, or even videos. Who should attend the workshops and sessions? The workshops and sessions are designed for company executives, product leaders, decision-makers, and other stakeholders who are involved in your key functions and activities. How are the workshops structured? The workshops involve a mix of presentations, interactive sessions, brainstorming, and ideation activities. We may also conduct 1×1 meetings and interviews. How quickly will the “AI Magic” happen? Our “Quick Wins” give you a taste of the magic as soon as possible (a few weeks or a couple of months). Bigger projects? They might take a few months to a year, depending on how big is the plan. What if we’re total AI “newbies”? No problem! Our service is tailored to cater to businesses at all levels of AI maturity, from novices to experts. Our approach ensures you’ll gain a strong understanding regardless of your starting point. Is this just for tech companies? Generative AI has applications across numerous sectors, including retail, healthcare, manufacturing, finance, entertainment, and more. Our service is adaptable to suit the unique needs of various industries. But…is AI ethical? Great question! AI’s what we make of it. Like all technologies, Generative AI can be used both ethically and unethically. Our workshop and report emphasize the importance of ethical usage, providing guidelines and best practices to ensure responsible deployment What comes after the Playbook? After the completion of the Generative AI Playbook, companies choose to engage in the implementation of the suggested projects. We offer further consultancy and support services to assist in the deployment and scaling of Generative AI solutions Contact us to discuss the Generative AI Playbook

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