The Boomer AI poster: a retired couple in space-age armchairs, he with a tablet and she with a coffee, while a friendly robot housekeeper in an apron brings the coffee pot

Boomer AI

An introduction to artificial intelligence for the formerly young

You were promised robot housekeepers and flying cars. The flying cars never came. Something else did, and now your grandchildren, your bank and your doctor’s office all seem to be talking about it.

This workshop starts from zero: what AI actually is, what it’s good for in everyday life, how to try it yourself, and how to spot when someone is using it to fool you. No jargon, no rush, and plenty of time for questions.

Who it’s for

For anyone who feels left behind by AI: what it is, how to try it, and how not to be fooled by it.

What we cover

  1. 01

    What is it?

    What is everyone talking about?

  2. 02

    Trying it

    What can it do for me?

  3. 03

    Staying safe

    How do I not get fooled?

  4. 04

    Staying in charge

    How does it fit into my life?

What you’ll leave with

A first conversation
You’ll have used an AI assistant yourself, on something you care about
A scam checklist
How to recognize an AI scam, and what to do about it
Starting phrases
Simple ways to ask for what you need
A family plan
A code word and a few agreed rules for the people you love

Booking

For dates, format, delivery arrangements and price, contact Noam about this workshop.

Noam Litt smiling at his laptop in front of a projected screen, in the middle of a lesson

“The course introduced me to practical tools that helped me work in a more organized and efficient way.”

David