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Two hours, live at the LIT Open Innovation Center. Hour 1 — a short, beginner-friendly AI training with practical examples. Hour 2 — questions and live problem-solving. Bring one real task, workflow, email, admin problem, or business question. No prior AI knowledge required. The goal is simple: leave with one practical AI step you can use immediately. Recording: sessions may be recorded for training videos and marketing. Keep your camera off if you prefer not to appear.

Two hours, live at the LIT Open Innovation Center. Hour 1 — a short, beginner-friendly AI training with practical examples. Hour 2 — questions and live problem-solving. Bring one real task, workflow, email, admin problem, or business question. No prior AI knowledge required. The goal is simple: leave with one practical AI step you can use immediately. Recording: sessions may be recorded for training videos and marketing. Keep your camera off if you prefer not to appear.

A short practical AI workshop hosted at Comunio.Space in Tabakfabrik Linz. Be honest: How many AI talks have you attended — and how much of that do you actually use in your daily work? AI Tuesday flips that around: no lecture, no abstract AI talk, but a short, useful workshop session where you bring one real task from your everyday work and leave with a repeatable AI workflow. Hour 1 — basic AI training: practical prompting, context, checking answers, and where AI should stay under human approval. Hour 2 — deeper hands-on workshop: questions, live problem-solving, and turning one real task into a small workflow you can repeat. Bring one real task: an email, a workflow, a customer question, a spreadsheet, or a recurring admin problem. The goal is simple: leave with one small workflow you can repeat after the workshop.

Two hours of open conversation, fortnightly. Vienna time. Hour 1 — short intro to AI for newcomers, the basic patterns of asking AI useful questions, and a worked demo on a real prompt. Hour 2 — live problem-solving on what the room brings. Bring one specific bottleneck or one question you've been stuck on. Examples we work through: • How can I improve my [business] this quarter? • Ask me 10 questions to understand my situation — don't tell me why — then summarise what you learned about me. • I run [type] with [n] employees. Where are my 80/20 — the 20% of activities that drive 80% of value? • Pretend you're a skeptical buyer of [my product / website]. Three reasons you wouldn't buy. • Read my last 30 Google reviews. What complaint pattern shows up that no single review names? • Write a cold-outreach email to a [type] prospect that doesn't sound like a sales pitch. When you reserve a seat, add one thing you'd like covered — the next session is shaped around what people actually want. Recording: every session is recorded for the archive and for short marketing clips. If you'd rather not appear, keep your camera off and tell us at the start of the call (or beforehand by reply) — anyone who asks gets cut out of the published version in editing. No exceptions. Format: Google Meet. Permanent room at https://assistancemanager.com/live (same link every session).

A short practical AI workshop hosted at Comunio.Space in Tabakfabrik Linz. Be honest: How many AI talks have you attended — and how much of that do you actually use in your daily work? AI Tuesday flips that around: no lecture, no abstract AI talk, but a short, useful workshop session where you bring one real task from your everyday work and leave with a repeatable AI workflow. Hour 1 — basic AI training: practical prompting, context, checking answers, and where AI should stay under human approval. Hour 2 — deeper hands-on workshop: questions, live problem-solving, and turning one real task into a small workflow you can repeat. Bring one real task: an email, a workflow, a customer question, a spreadsheet, or a recurring admin problem. The goal is simple: leave with one small workflow you can repeat after the workshop.

Two hours of open conversation, fortnightly. Vienna time. Hour 1 — short intro to AI for newcomers, the basic patterns of asking AI useful questions, and a worked demo on a real prompt. Hour 2 — live problem-solving on what the room brings. Bring one specific bottleneck or one question you've been stuck on. Examples we work through: • How can I improve my [business] this quarter? • Ask me 10 questions to understand my situation — don't tell me why — then summarise what you learned about me. • I run [type] with [n] employees. Where are my 80/20 — the 20% of activities that drive 80% of value? • Pretend you're a skeptical buyer of [my product / website]. Three reasons you wouldn't buy. • Read my last 30 Google reviews. What complaint pattern shows up that no single review names? • Write a cold-outreach email to a [type] prospect that doesn't sound like a sales pitch. When you reserve a seat, add one thing you'd like covered — the next session is shaped around what people actually want. Recording: every session is recorded for the archive and for short marketing clips. If you'd rather not appear, keep your camera off and tell us at the start of the call (or beforehand by reply) — anyone who asks gets cut out of the published version in editing. No exceptions. Format: Google Meet. Permanent room at https://assistancemanager.com/live (same link every session).

Two hours of open conversation, fortnightly. Vienna time. Hour 1 — short intro to AI for newcomers, the basic patterns of asking AI useful questions, and a worked demo on a real prompt. Hour 2 — live problem-solving on what the room brings. Bring one specific bottleneck or one question you've been stuck on. Examples we work through: • How can I improve my [business] this quarter? • Ask me 10 questions to understand my situation — don't tell me why — then summarise what you learned about me. • I run [type] with [n] employees. Where are my 80/20 — the 20% of activities that drive 80% of value? • Pretend you're a skeptical buyer of [my product / website]. Three reasons you wouldn't buy. • Read my last 30 Google reviews. What complaint pattern shows up that no single review names? • Write a cold-outreach email to a [type] prospect that doesn't sound like a sales pitch. When you reserve a seat, add one thing you'd like covered — the next session is shaped around what people actually want. Recording: every session is recorded for the archive and for short marketing clips. If you'd rather not appear, keep your camera off and tell us at the start of the call (or beforehand by reply) — anyone who asks gets cut out of the published version in editing. No exceptions. Format: Google Meet. Permanent room at https://assistancemanager.com/live (same link every session).

Six weekly 90-minute sessions on Zoom. Tuesday evenings 18:00–19:30. Sessions: 1) Map one workflow. 2) Follow-up without spam. 3) Website and lead handoff basics. 4) Inbox, CRM, task, and reporting examples. 5) Human approval, logs, and privacy. 6) Maintaining the workflow without an internal IT department.