AI Talks and Keynotes
Generative AI explained clearly. For teams, managers and events.
Many teams have heard of ChatGPT and Copilot, but few know what to do with them in their daily work. A talk quickly creates a shared understanding: what generative AI can do, where its limits are and what it means for our work. With live examples instead of slide decks, and with time for questions.
Topics
- Understanding AI How generative AI works, what language models can do and where they make mistakes. Without jargon.
- Introducing AI in your organisation How to find use cases, bring teams along and set up first projects so that they work in everyday practice.
- Data management Why good AI results start with well-organised data and how companies prepare their data for it.
- The EU AI Act for companies What the European AI regulation means for using AI in your company and what management needs to keep in mind.
- Communication in AI projects Why AI projects rarely fail because of technology but because of missing understanding, and how good communication prevents that.
Formats
Keynote
- Events and in-house training
- 30 or 60 minutes
- on site or online
30 or 60 minutes for events, conferences, staff meetings and internal training. On site or online, with a live demonstration and Q&A.
Full-day or multi-day workshop
- Teams and departments
- one or more days
- on site or remote
For teams that want to work hands-on after the keynote: on their own tasks, with clear rules for everyday use. More about the workshop formats under AI Consulting.
Who it is for
Employees and teams, managers, executive teams, internal training, industry events and associations. I choose examples that fit your industry and your daily work.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is an AI talk?
A keynote takes 30 or 60 minutes. For more depth there are full-day and multi-day workshops.
Can the talk be tailored to our industry?
Yes. I choose examples that fit your industry and your daily work.
Does the talk take place on site or online?
Both are possible. The live demonstration works in either setting.
How do we request a talk?
Via the contact form, ideally with date, location, audience and preferred length. You will receive a proposal after a short conversation.
Planning an event or internal training?
Request a talk