AI In The Office: Your Unpaid (but highly skilled) Intern – without the coffee runs

This roundtable discussion dives into the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the workplace. Join us as we explore how AI can draft documents, craft social media content, and more, in a moderated discussion to dive into the many ways that AI can be utilized at work. We’ll also discuss ethical consideration, safety measures, and the need for human oversight. Leave with actionable insights to make AI your ultimate intern! Led by Carrie Hubbard, CDFA, we’ll explore how AI can be used for tasks like:

• Drafting documents & manuals: Save time and effort by letting AI handle repetitive writing tasks.
• Creating engaging social media content: Generate ideas, write captivating posts, and optimize content for maximum reach.
• Assisting with difficult correspondence: Craft clear and professional emails, letters, and reports with AI’s help.

Beyond the efficiency boost, we’ll also discuss crucial aspects of AI use:

• Ethics & responsible implementation: Learn how to leverage AI ethically and responsibly within your organization.
• Safety considerations: Understand potential risks and strategies to ensure safe and secure AI integration.
• Human oversight:  Discuss the need for maintaining human oversight and control while utilizing AI tools.

Key Takeaways:

• Discover practical ways to utilize AI as a valuable workplace tool.
• Learn how AI can streamline tasks and enhance productivity.
• Gain insights into ethical considerations and safety measures for AI use.
• Leave with actionable strategies to implement AI in your workspace.

Event Information

• Date & Time: August 29^th, 2024 from 12pm – 1pm (Pacific)
• Duration: 1 Hour
• Platform: Virtual via Zoom
• Cost: Free for SDA Members / $15 for Nonmembers

Register via the blue buttons below. Attendees of the live event will receive a Certificate of Attendance and a link to the recorded session.

Meet the Moderator: Carrie Hubbard, CDFA

Carrie is a lifelong resident of Grays Harbor, and has an extensive background in the computer industry, dating back to her early childhood.  She has put that expertise to work in the field for herself as well as others.   Carrie also has experience in all facets of office management, as well as extensive web page design experience.

Carrie joined Harbor Architects LLC in 1999.   Her duties include all aspects of office management, as well as the design and maintenance of the Harbor Architects web site.  She also handles graphics design and drafting support for specific projects, as well as grant management assistance for clients with grant funding on their projects.