Services
AI can be a powerful tool—but only if you know how to use it effectively. I help businesses, professionals, and teams navigate the rapidly evolving AI landscape with clear, practical guidance. From hands-on training to policy development and workflow integration, my services are designed to cut through the noise and deliver real, actionable results. Whether you're looking to upskill, ensure AI safety and compliance, or implement AI strategically within your organization, I provide tailored solutions to meet your needs.
training + education
A successful AI strategy relies on informed, skilled users who understand both the power and limitations of AI technology. My comprehensive education and training programs equip your team to confidently leverage AI in ways that are safe, ethical, and effective—transforming them from passive users into active innovators.
1. History of AI Technology
Understanding where AI comes from helps your team appreciate its potential and limits. This foundational module covers key milestones, breakthroughs, and evolutions that have shaped modern AI, ensuring your employees have essential context to navigate the future confidently.
2. Best Practices Workshops
Practical workshops that empower your team with proven strategies and workflows. I provide hands-on sessions tailored specifically to your business needs, enabling your employees to apply AI tools efficiently, ethically, and effectively from day one.
3. Safety & Privacy Training
Protect your organization and its stakeholders by educating your team on AI-related risks and compliance responsibilities. Through scenario-based training, your employees will learn how to manage data safely, mitigate security vulnerabilities, and proactively address privacy issues.
4. Optimizing Results Workshops
Discover advanced techniques for maximizing the impact of AI tools within your organization. These workshops focus on refining skills in prompting, customizing workflows, improving accuracy, and achieving outstanding results tailored specifically to your business objectives.
5. Ethical AI Leadership
Equip your leadership team with critical knowledge to navigate ethical challenges and make responsible decisions about AI deployment. This training provides a strategic framework to embed ethical principles directly into your organizational culture and AI initiatives.
6. Ongoing AI Knowledge Updates
AI evolves rapidly, and staying current is essential. My continuous education sessions deliver regular updates on emerging technologies, regulatory changes, new best practices, and case studies, ensuring your organization remains ahead of the curve.
safety + privacy
AI offers incredible opportunities—but also introduces significant risks and responsibilities. As your business increasingly integrates AI into its core operations, understanding critical safety, privacy, and ethical concerns is no longer optional; it's essential. Below, I’ve outlined ten key AI safety and privacy issues every business leader should know. Whether you’re just beginning your AI journey or looking to refine your existing strategy, awareness of these factors will help you make informed, strategic decisions and ensure responsible AI adoption across your organization.
1. Data Privacy Violations
AI systems require substantial data to function effectively, but improper handling can expose your business to significant privacy breaches. Strong data governance policies are essential to maintain compliance with GDPR, CCPA, and other privacy regulations.
2. Bias and Discrimination
AI tools trained on biased data sets can unintentionally reinforce unfair or discriminatory practices. Understanding and mitigating bias is crucial for ensuring ethical, fair, and equitable AI usage within your organization.
3. Lack of Transparency
AI-driven decisions can often feel opaque, complicating accountability and trust. Clearly understanding and documenting how your AI solutions arrive at their conclusions is vital, particularly when compliance or customer trust is at stake.
4. Security Vulnerabilities
AI systems are susceptible to adversarial attacks designed to exploit vulnerabilities and disrupt operations. Regular security audits and proactive measures are essential to protect your AI investments from malicious interference.
5. Hallucinations and Inaccuracies
While Large Language Models are widely understood by the public to suffer from innaccurcies and halluciantions, what is not as well understood is that different models are much more accurate that others at specific tasks. For this reason, it’s critical to know which tool to use and when.
6. Deepfake and Misinformation Risks
The rapid advancement of AI-generated media introduces risks around deepfakes and misinformation, posing threats to brand reputation and consumer trust. Companies must be vigilant in verifying content and managing public perception.
7. Compliance and Regulation
AI regulation is rapidly evolving, creating uncertainty and complexity for businesses. Staying current with local and global regulatory frameworks is critical to ensure your AI deployments remain compliant and legally sound.
8. Employee Surveillance and Monitoring
AI-driven employee monitoring can negatively impact workplace morale and trust. Balancing productivity insights with employee privacy considerations ensures a healthy, engaged workforce.
9. Intellectual Property Concerns
Ownership and copyright issues regarding AI-generated content remain ambiguous, potentially exposing your business to legal challenges. Establish clear policies and agreements to define intellectual property rights from the outset.
10. Dependency and Accountability
Over-reliance on AI systems can result in reduced human oversight and skill erosion within your team. Developing processes that balance AI automation with human accountability ensures organizational resilience and effectiveness.
policy + guidelines
Crafting an effective AI User Policy & Guidelines isn’t just about compliance—it’s about setting your team up for success. Clear, practical guidelines ensure your organization uses AI responsibly, ethically, and securely, aligning technology seamlessly with your core business values and objectives. Below, I've highlighted the most important considerations when creating your AI policy, empowering your employees to leverage AI confidently while protecting your business from risk.
1. Clear Usage Boundaries
Define explicitly how and when AI tools should be used within your organization. Clear boundaries help ensure alignment with business objectives and prevent misuse or unintended consequences.
2. Data Handling & Privacy Standards
Establish transparent guidelines for data collection, storage, and processing to maintain compliance with data privacy regulations and protect sensitive information.
3. Transparency & Explainability
Outline how AI-driven decisions should be documented and explained. Users need to understand the basis for AI recommendations to maintain trust and accountability.
4. Bias Mitigation & Fairness
Incorporate steps to regularly monitor AI outputs for bias or unintended discrimination. Provide guidelines to promptly address fairness concerns, ensuring ethical and inclusive usage.
5. Security & Risk Management
Clarify procedures for protecting AI systems against vulnerabilities and cyber threats. This includes regular security assessments, user access control, and incident reporting protocols.
6. Accountability & Oversight
Define clear roles and responsibilities regarding AI oversight, ensuring users understand their accountability for AI-driven decisions and actions.
7. Training & Education
Ensure regular training for employees to keep them informed on AI best practices, ethical standards, compliance requirements, and evolving risks.
8. Intellectual Property & Ownership
Clearly specify ownership rights related to AI-generated outputs, including content, data, and innovations, to avoid future disputes or legal complications.
9. Ethical AI Use
Establish ethical principles guiding the responsible use of AI, particularly around automated decision-making, customer interactions, and sensitive tasks that significantly affect individuals or stakeholders.
10. Incident Response & Auditing
Develop guidelines outlining steps for identifying, reporting, and resolving AI-related incidents or policy violations. Regular auditing should be built in to ensure ongoing compliance and continuous improvement.
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