Generative AI is becoming part of everyday organizational work, decision-making, and innovation. Leaders need sufficient understanding to recognize its opportunities, limitations, and potential impact while ensuring that its use remains aligned with organizational policies, information-security requirements, data-protection obligations, and responsible AI principles. This organization-sponsored learning experience helps leaders develop the foundational understanding required to discuss Generative AI confidently, evaluate relevant business scenarios, guide their teams, and contribute to informed organizational decisions.

This learning experience goes beyond introductory prompting techniques. Participants develop a practical foundation for understanding Generative AI, evaluating its relevance, asking informed questions, guiding responsible adoption, and helping their teams use approved solutions effectively within the organization’s operating context.

This practical learning experience combines foundational knowledge, leadership considerations, and applied activities that participants can use in their professional roles: 

• Understand the foundational concepts, terminology, capabilities, and limitations of artificial intelligence and Generative AI.

• Recognize how large language models and Generative AI solutions produce outputs and why human judgment and validation remain necessary.

• Apply practical prompting frameworks and methods to clearly defined professional and organizational scenarios.

• Identify information-security, confidentiality, data-protection, intellectual-property, and responsible-use considerations.

• Develop awareness of the EU AI Act, GDPR, and relevant organizational policies without treating the session as legal or compliance certification.

• Evaluate potential Generative AI opportunities, risks, dependencies, and organizational impacts.

• Support teams in adopting approved Generative AI solutions with appropriate oversight, communication, and expectations.

• Translate organizational ambitions into practical next steps for responsible Generative AI adoption.

This organization-sponsored learning experience can support:

• Team leaders, managers, directors, and senior leaders responsible for guiding people, functions, projects, or organizational change

• Business leaders evaluating Generative AI opportunities, risks, and investment priorities

• People leaders supporting teams through the introduction and adoption of Generative AI solutions

• Functional leaders collaborating with IT, information security, legal, compliance, privacy, Human Resources, or Learning and Development

• Leadership groups seeking a shared foundational understanding of Generative AI and its organizational implications

• Registered professionals, founders, and business owners developing a responsible approach to Generative AI within their professional activities

Logistics:

The standard format comprises approximately 16 hours of facilitated learning over two days, including appropriate breaks. Delivery can be virtual, hybrid, or in person. The scope, activities, examples, and emphasis can be adapted to the commissioning organization’s audience, objectives, approved technology environment, and operating context.

Commissioning model:

This learning experience is commissioned by and delivered for businesses, registered professionals, organizations, public institutions, and other professional entities. Participants attend in their professional or organizational capacity. TMG does not offer this learning experience directly to private consumers.