Artificial Intelligence: Friend and Foe

AI Workshop Introduction:

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is experiencing daily increases in performance and functionality. However, the number of risks and incidents is also growing (AI Gone Wrong). External threats like phishing scams will become more sophisticated and internal threats like the inadvertent release of customer information will become more likely. The impact of such possibilities ranges from damage to your brand, financial jeopardy due to lawsuits, or even the irrecoverable loss of your data. While lack of preparation and training will negatively impact your bottom line, the opposite is also true.

AI will solve and create problems that must be well understood to best serve your company, clients, and entire ecosystem. Your clients and employees want guidance on how AI will impact your services and interactions with them. Being there to guide them through the changes requires thought leadership and preparation. Fortunately, these investments will be repaid in increased productivity, loyalty and trust.

Note: This workshop is designed for a non-technical audience. However, your technical/engineering teams will also benefit. Though they may understand how AI works, they may not understand its pitfalls or how to use it ethically and responsibly.

Let’s Discuss Your Requirements

Organizations That Benefit From This Workshop:

  1. Any organization that manages or stores Personal Identifiable Information (PII).
    • Financial institutions, medical practices, legal practices & local/state/federal government offices.
  2. Any organization that publishes content where attribution, copyright, and originality are paramount.
    • Advertising/creative agencies, hard copy/digital print publishers, academic researchers & large-scale content creators/aggregators.
  3. Any organization that would suffer harm if intellectual property (IP), sensitive/non-public corporate information, or trade secrets were made public.
  4. Any organization that depends on client trust and loyalty, and must protect its brand and image.
  5. Any organization whose employees or suppliers will be impacted by AI’s capability and functionality.

Topics:

  1. Introduction to AI
  2. What AI shouldn’t do and can do
  3. Understanding AI technology (can be tailored to any desired technical level)
  4. Identifying areas of your business that can benefit from AI and how to implement
  5. Bias, ethics, and transparency
  6. Maintaining authenticity and trust through thought leadership
  7. Latest understanding regarding copyrights (not legal advice)
  8. Internal and external AI threats: Security, privacy, legal and regulatory
  9. Protecting your business against cascading failures: Setting rules, guidelines and policies
  10. Hands-on module: Making AI work for you – Prompt engineering for everyone

Pricing:

  • Half-day AI workshop: $4,000 for up to 8 attendees (includes 1-hour prompt engineering module)
    • Overview of requirements for development of internal guidelines, public AI-use policy, escalation procedures, and client messaging.
  • Full-day AI workshop: $8,000 for up to 8 attendees (includes 2-hour prompt engineering module)
    • Includes facilitated development of internal guidelines, public AI-use policy, escalation procedures and client messaging.
  • Pricing above does not include travel costs for in-person workshops.

Additional Details:

  • Workshop can be held via Zoom or in-person.
  • Topics can be customized to your specific business needs.
  • Shortened workshops may be accommodated: $3,000
  • Up to 12 more attendees (total of 20) may be added at $250/attendee. Please contact me for larger groups.

My Qualifications:

  • I am a certified coach with the Center for Executive Coaching. My credentials are available on the Education and Certifications page.
  • My engineering, scientific, and business background information is available on LinkedIn.
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