VÕRU – Hands-on workshop: AI and creativity – opportunities, risks and responsibility

A village party poster, a library autumn evening invitation or a new product post – what if the first draft were ready before the coffee goes cold?

For whom: anyone who creates texts, images or other content – communications staff, teachers, cultural workers, small business owners. Level: basic.

Format: 3 hours (4 academic hours), two parts with a break. Part one: how AI creates text and images and suggests ideas. Part two: you make a poster or post draft and check copyright and labelling before publishing.

After the workshop you will be able to:

find ten ideas on one topic with AI and choose the best one;

write a text and image prompt that gives results in your style;

adapt one piece of content for different channels: poster, post, newsletter;

check copyright and label AI-generated content.

Before the workshop: think of one event, product or message you want to create content for. Bring a laptop or smartphone; the free version of tools (e.g. ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini) is enough.

Trainer: Julian Kaljuvee is an AI engineer who has delivered AI projects for international companies, including in energy and finance. He co-founded EstoniAI Meetup, works as an AI trainer and studied economics, applied mathematics and computer science at Harvard University.

Time and place: Friday 20 November, 18:00–21:00, Kubija Hotel, seminar room Mänd, Männiku 43A, Võru.

Participation is free, places are limited – register via Fienta!

The workshop is part of Arunädal and the Eesti.ai initiative “The Smartest AI Nation”.