Why AI can sound right and still be wrong
I explain how AI generates an answer and why it can invent details. We look at what you can check, what you cannot assume, and when a fluent answer is not enough.
AI is changing fast. Your team wants to use it, but the choice of tools and advice can make it hard to start. I help them choose tools for their work, practise on real tasks and check the answers.
AI training for companies
The problem
A reply sounds nothing like your company. A summary leaves out the important detail. A confident answer contains a made-up fact.
I show your team how to spot these problems and work through them. That includes recognising when they need to check a source or do the task themselves.
What I teach
I explain how AI generates an answer and why it can invent details. We look at what you can check, what you cannot assume, and when a fluent answer is not enough.
We take a vague request and add the task, background, examples and format. Your team sees how each change affects the answer.
I show how to ask for a specific correction: remove unsupported claims, shorten a report, change the tone of a reply or compare two options.
We separate research, drafting and review rather than asking AI to do everything in one go. Each step gives your team something they can inspect and correct.
I explain where a general chat tool is useful and when a more specialised tool makes sense. We also cover what information your team should avoid sharing without approval.
We save the instructions, examples and checks behind a useful result. Your team keeps the prompts and session materials rather than having to remember a demonstration.
We practise on a task your team recognises. You keep the tested prompts, instructions and checks to use again.
A workshop is one possible format. We agree on the training around your team’s needs.
Discuss your teamQuestions before you book
Founders, team leads and people responsible for staff training who want their team to use AI more carefully and consistently in everyday work.
No. I explain the basics before moving into the exercises. People who already use AI can practise giving clearer instructions and reviewing the results.
We agree on the participants and format after discussing your team’s work and experience.
You keep the tested prompts, instructions and review checklist.
We agree on scope and price after discussing what your team needs to learn.
We discuss what your team does, how they currently use AI and what they struggle with. Then we agree on what to learn, the format and the timing.
Tell me where they get stuck. We can start there.
Discuss your team