TALLINN – Creativity and AI: possibilities, risks and responsibility

AI can instantly offer new ideas, write texts, help shape visuals and make videos. With AI agents you can join several steps into one workflow, from a first idea through a video outline and narration to subtitles. How do you use these possibilities so that the result is recognisably yours? And what should you check before using or publishing AI-made content?

Come to this free practical workshop, where simple examples show how AI and AI agents help develop ideas and speed up creative work. We look at how individual tasks become a complete workflow and at the stages where your choices and judgement are needed. You learn to start ideas (asking AI for different perspectives, not just the first general answer); steer the result (describing goal, audience and style so that it sounds like you); use AI agents and workflows (joining idea finding, text writing and visuals or video); assess AI-made material critically (spotting wrong claims, unsuitable tone and things that feel too familiar); and keep data safe and responsibility with you (what information to give AI, which access an agent needs and what to check before publishing).

Practical example: you need a short introduction video for an event. AI helps from first idea to script, visuals and subtitles, and you check each step.

Friday 20 November, 16:00, Kadaka Conference Centre (hall Päike), Kadaka tee 4, Tallinn.