Week 1: What AI is Doing Today (and Why You Should Care) 

• Understand AI applications across sectors. 

• Bridge technical details to business applications. 

• Learn the elements of a prediction machine and evaluate its accuracy. 

Week 2: Building AI Capabilities in an Organization 

• Manage AI and Machine Learning project implementation. 

• Understand differences between AI and other projects. 

• Hear from industry experts on AI-enabled business opportunities. 

Week 3: Implementing AI with External Experts 

• Formulate “AI solvable” business questions. 

• Explore innovations in outsourcing AI development. 

• Learn to build “teams of models” for machine collaboration. 

Week 4: Deep Learning and Causal Thinking 

• Compare correlation and causation in machine learning. 

• Explore limitations of AI techniques and the need for prototyping. 

Week 5: The Future of Organizations and Algorithms 

• Explore broader themes beyond technical details. 

• Develop a point of view on AI challenges and risks. 

• Understand privacy and ethical implications for organizations. 

Key Takeaways: Your Strategic AI Arsenal 

• Formulate strategic GenAI business applications. 

• Apply GenAI best practices across business functions. 

• Develop GenAI integration use cases with compliance and governance. 

• Use GenAI for strategic brainstorming and reflective thinking. 

• Understand the history and evolution of AI. 

• Master foundational AI concepts for business audiences. 

• Apply AI concepts to solve real-world business challenges. 

• Cultivate strategic AI leadership. 

• Understand ethical and societal implications of AI. 

• Communicate AI concepts effectively with technical teams. 

• Understand AI and ML advantages and limitations in business. 

• Leverage AI and ML to create business value. 

• Navigate data infrastructure and talent management issues. 

• Explore the strategic impact of generative AI and other emerging technologies. 

Participant Profile: Who Will Benefit? 

• C-suite executives (CEOs, CTOs, CIOs, CMOs). 

• Senior leaders responsible for business strategy and innovation. 

• Executives seeking to understand and leverage GenAI. 

• Leaders aiming to drive AI initiatives and foster innovation.