Save two working days a week with your AI chatbot

Save two working days a week with your AI chatbot

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Elevate your AI skills to a high level in one intensive, full-day workshop. Research shows that you can save two working days a week with chatbots like ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, and Gemini. In this hands-on, all-day workshop, you'll learn how to do it.

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Save two working days a week with your AI chatbot

At this full-day workshop, you will work practically with AI chatbots and learn how you can use this form of artificial intelligence to streamline your workday. You will get concrete methods and techniques that you can use right away, adapted to your tasks and needs.

This is what you will learn:

  • Master your chatbot (Claude, ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, or Gemini)
  • Write good instructions so that you get good answers
  • Build AI agents that streamline work tasks
  • Create an expert panel of agents who solve demanding tasks.
  • Make the chatbot mimic your writing style
  • Do research, find sources and check facts with AI
  • Get to know the biggest pitfalls, issues and risks

The workshop will be exciting demonstrations, exercises, discussions and cases throughout the day, focusing on the participants' businesses and how we can tailor solutions to achieve their goals.

Implementation

You start the day by getting to know your chatbot well, whether it's Claude, ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot or Gemini. Then we work on writing good instructions, where you learn how to formulate questions and prompts so that you get the answers you need. We look at what works, and what doesn't.

Next, you build your first AI agent – a chatbot you program yourself to solve one specific task. We take it one step further and put together a panel of experts, where several agents are connected to solve more demanding and complex tasks. You also learn to train the chatbot on your own writing style, with the goal that it will write texts that sound like you.

In addition, we look at how to use AI for research: finding information, assessing sources and checking facts. Finally, we go through the most common pitfalls – what can go wrong, what risks you need to be aware of, and how to use AI responsibly. Throughout the day, there will be practical work, discussions and exercises where you adapt the tools, agents and routines to your own work tasks and needs.

Practical information

  • Time and place: The workshop will be held on October 22 from 09-16 in central Oslo. Information with address will be sent out in advance of the course.
  • Format: Physical workshop with a limited number of places to ensure good follow-up. You are encouraged to think through which tasks you want to streamline with AI chatbots, and include these in the workshop.
  • Please bring: Your own laptop with access to ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot or Gemini.
  • Subscription: To get the full benefit of the workshop, we recommend that you have a paid subscription to the chatbot being logged in at the start of the course. Free versions do not give access to all features. 
  • Included: Course material (presentation and instructions will be shared afterwards) and lunch.
  • Cancellation: If you cancel one of our professional courses or conferences after the registration deadline, a fee of 20 percent of the course or conference price will be charged. If you cancel later than three working days before the event, or in case of no-show, the full course fee will be invoiced. To cancel a course, send an e-mail to 

Adam Tzur

Course instructor Adam Tzur is the founder and editor of AIavisen, Norway's first newspaper dedicated to artificial intelligence. He has previously been head of communications at SINTEF Manufacturing, but recently left to focus fully on AIavisen. With a master's degree in communication from the University of Agder and a seat on the advisory board of the Norwegian Communication Association, he combines professional weight with practical experience. His goal is to build knowledge and expertise about AI among Norwegians, and to provide course participants with insight and methods that make it easier to use AI in practice.

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