The instructor is introduced, along with the purpose of the session.
Participants are asked what they already know about AI, whether they use it, and how they use it.
Everyone is signed into Ask Daryl.
Fundamentals Lesson
The 15 modules are taught.
Questions are taken between modules.
Practice
The room is divided into two to four teams (three preferred).
Each team thinks up a sample AI creation to aid in its work — for example, an animated advertisement, or using AI to compile research on a lead list and develop new sales points. Teams may also use AI to help generate new angles.
Each team asks Daryl to help choose its AI tool based on the task's requirements.
Each team builds its AI creation, records its prompts, and tests the result.
During this time, the instructor walks from team to team, answering questions and helping with prompts. While one team's AI is generating code, the instructor works with the teams that are ready to send prompts.
AI Slop to Usable Product
Participants are shown how to get their apps ready for the App Store and the Google Play Store, if they have apps.
Participants are shown how to run security checks for an app.
Participants are shown how to create and run testing agents for their specific team creations.
The session reviews why it is important to work with the company's IT department to establish company-specific guardrails on how AI is used. Each company will require its own rules based on a multitude of factors.
The session reviews why all integrations of AI into company systems must be done with the company's IT department.
The session emphasizes that AI is for augmenting humans, not replacing them. AI can write impressive code, but it should not be trusted to make important calls.