What can AI actually do? In this one-hour inspiration session, Auke takes you through the world of AI: which tools are out there, what you can automate with them, and how to write a prompt that actually does what you want. Including the things you definitely should not do.
You will also get a bit of history: where does AI come from, and why is it brilliant at some things but surprisingly bad at others? That alone explains a lot.
It is a highly interactive session. Questions go out to the audience and you share your own experiences.
And to top it off: we build a website or app together, live and on the spot. From
nothing to a proof of concept, within just a few minutes.
Some of the tools you will see in action: Claude, Claude Cowork, Claude Design, NotebookLM, ChatGPT, Granola and Wispr Flow.
Curious what AI can do for your work? Come find out. You will leave with ideas you can apply the very same day.
ABOUT THE SPEAKERS
Jos Caelers – Busienss coach and Co-Founder at Humention
Jos brings over twentyfive years of experience in digital transformation, marketing strategy, and business consulting. Following senior roles at Royal Philips, he founded Engagement Factory, where as CEO he helped organizations with marketing technology and customer journey optimization. Most recently, he served as Senior Vice President EMEA at BLEND360. Today, he is Co-Founder and Partner at Humention, focused on making data
and AI solutions successful by putting people at the center. His strength: bridging business strategy and technology innovation.
Auke Hilbrands – AI Consultant
Auke is an AI consultant at Humention. With a master's degree in Data Science and hands-on experience building large language models, he knows not just what AI can do, but how it works under the hood. And why it sometimes fails spectacularly. As an AI consultant at Humention, Auke works with AI every single day, alongside a team of AI and data engineers. He tests new tools as they come out and puts them to work for clients on a weekly basis: finding use cases, helping with implementation, and training employees on both the risks and the rewards. It keeps him close to how AI is actually being used inside companies, not just how it looks in demos.