TALLINN: AI in everyday work: trying AI on your own tasks

The technology that changes the world most is also the easiest to use. You don't need to learn commands for AI: it's enough to talk to it. In this workshop we try it ourselves.

The workshop alternates short topic blocks with independent work. You give AI a real task and, while it works, we move on to the next topic; then we review the results together.

Topics: what AI is good at (organising information, research, finding the right tool, developing ideas); how to work with AI (ask boldly, have it make a plan first, check facts); how to choose the right model and let a second AI review the result; agents, i.e. tasks that work in the background by themselves; and security: what not to give AI, how AI can be tricked, and what rights to grant it.

You leave with at least one thing you have tried yourself and can use straight away. Bring a laptop and an account in an AI tool such as ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot or Gemini. Suitable for beginners and for those who already use AI.

Trainer: Silver Jaanus. Part of Arunädal and the Eesti.ai initiative 'The most AI-savvy nation'.

Wednesday 18 November, 17:30, Nurmenuku Library, Järveotsa tee 67, Tallinn.