Training

Use AI in daily work.

LDS adapts training to participants’ tasks and existing knowledge. The focus is on considered use in everyday work.

Discuss a project

Learn through tasks.

Examples and exercises are adapted to the agreed roles and work tasks.

Participants work on laptops during a training session with a presentation
  1. Understand possibilities

    Recognise which tasks are suitable for AI and where its limits lie.

  2. Practise using AI

    Practise with suitable examples, describe tasks clearly and check the results.

  3. Use AI responsibly

    Establish which data and tools may be used and when a human review is needed.

A second exercise

When is AI the wrong tool?

Before writing prompts, the team sorts three fictional tasks. It practises choosing between a clear rule, AI assistance and a human decision.

  1. Clear rule

    Total fixed fields

    When inputs and calculation are unambiguous, a testable formula or software function is enough. AI would add uncertainty.

  2. Assistance

    Draft from approved information

    When wording varies, AI may prepare a draft. A responsible person checks the substance and tone before it is used.

  3. Decision

    Decide a contract exception

    A decision with legal or financial consequences remains with the named person. The group marks where assistance ends and approval begins.

An exercise with fictional tasks. Rules for real data and tools are set for each organisation.

Common questions

Does the company need a development project?

No. Training can be commissioned independently of software development.

How is the content defined?

The audience, existing knowledge, work tasks and tools permitted in the company are agreed beforehand.

Which task should your team tackle with AI?

Discuss a project