Description

What would you do next year if you could hire MBA-level advisors and a half-dozen assistants or interns, along with a personal assistant for each of your staff? How would that change your business and workday?

 AI is no longer a novelty, but it can be tough to figure out how it’s relevant and useful to you in your day-to-day work. Maybe you’ve briefly tried ChatGPT and given up with a shrug, not sure what all the hype is about.

 If so, this is a series you don’t want to miss. Spend a few sessions together stepping back and learning where the state of the art is right now and imagining how to make the latest AI models and tools work for you. We’ll dive into AI strengths, as well as where it still struggles, to help you avoid wasting time and giving up in frustration. 

Explore ways to “hire” AI to help you with: Business planning & learning Meetings and presentations Marketing Customer service and more Get a peek at what the most innovative people are doing with AI today and what’s coming soon. Leave with a wealth of ideas and a list of resources to help you get started right away. 

Session 1: Explore the 'state of the art' in AI. We'll debunk some myths and learn about the progress and the promise of AI for your business. 

Session 2: A 'behind the scenes' tour of some of the newest tools and most innovative uses of AI you can use every day. Discover the newest capabilities to amplify your strengths and eliminate your busywork. 

Session 3: Hands-on with AI. Grab your laptop, we'll share some amazing examples of using ChatGPT and other tools to improve your business and day-to-work. We'll start simple and then take you to the cutting edge of what's possible today.

Our  presenter is Andrew Skattebo 

Andrew is a small business owner, technology trainer and consultant. He and his wife have been operating their company, BrickStreet  Digital in Quincy since 2004, serving clients nationwide.

Andrew has been immersed in the world of AI for the past three years, testing and integrating various AI automations, chatbots, and tools, in his own and client's organizations.

He is  an adjunct instructor for workforce development at John Wood Community College in Quincy, IL and has delivered keynotes and workshops across the Midwest.