A live, hands-on session for people who have opened ChatGPT or Claude, not really got anywhere, and would rather be shown than read another thread. What these tools are, what they still can't do, and where they fit in an ordinary week. You leave with them set up and working.
Asking for a seat costs nothing. We email you a payment link, and your seat is held once it’s paid. Can’t make the date? We move you to the next one, free.
These are all done by the time the session ends.
Set up for the way you work, not a generic demonstration.
Use the session on something already waiting in your week.
Save the prompt, process or setup so the next attempt starts further ahead.
Learn what the tool does reliably and what you should always verify.
Ask questions in The Loop when you start using it by yourself.
One to two hours, live, with everyone’s laptop open. The last part is the longest: it’s your own work, and it’s the reason the rest is worth sitting through.
Which tool, and when to use which
Claude and ChatGPT run side by side on the same task, so you see the difference rather than take our word for it. What the free tiers cover, and whether you need to pay for anything at all.
Where it's strong, and where it lies to you
The jobs it does genuinely well, the ones it fakes convincingly, and the two or three checks that tell them apart before you send the work on to someone else.
Set up properly, on your own laptop
Accounts, the handful of settings that change the output most, and dictation so you can talk to it instead of typing. You leave with it working. No list of links to try later.
Your own task, start to finish
You bring one real thing from your week. We do it the way you would have done it, then properly, and you keep both so you can see exactly what changed and why.
Brand strategist & AI operator
Two decades in brand and marketing, and co-founder of a brand-strategy practice. She runs the whole thing on Claude, from research to client delivery, so a team of four operates like one many times its size. She teaches what she spent two years working out: what these tools can genuinely do for the work you already do.
Head of Applied AI, Headout
He leads Applied AI at Headout, the global travel platform, where he builds the AI systems its teams use every day. He works at the edge of what these tools can do and turns it into things people rely on. In the session, he's the one who makes sure what you build holds up.
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AI Simplified. One session. Sat, 22 Aug · 11am IST.
Every session, whatever the module: the tools set up on your own laptop, and a prompt pack you keep. Human in the Loop · Online · GST as applicable.
This session stands on its own, and plenty of people only ever take this one. If you want to keep going, the rest of AI Simplified runs on a rolling basis, one session at a time.
A laptop and one real task you've been putting off: a proposal you haven't started, or a report that eats your Fridays. That's what you work on. If nothing comes to mind, we'll find one in the first ten minutes.
Not for the orientation and hands-on sessions. The free tiers cover what we do, and we'll get your settings right at the start so you're not hitting limits halfway through. Build sessions are the exception; we'll tell you what you need before the date.
We email you the date, the joining link, and a payment link. Nothing is held until payment goes through, and each session is capped at 30 participants.
Tell us before the day and we'll move you to the next running of the same session at no extra cost. We don't record the sessions. People bring their own work into them, and they only do that when nobody's being filmed.
Because we teach them ourselves, in groups of 20 to 30, on the work people bring in. Running the whole catalogue at once would mean bigger groups and less attention per person. The rest open on a rolling basis. Choose the module you want and ask to be notified.