The Missing Piece in Your Organization's AI Adoption Program
Most organizations do not struggle with AI adoption because employees lack access to tools or training. Behavioral science research tells us that the real challenge is that people need time, support, and mental space to explore how AI can help with their specific work. Without this, all the training in the world won't lead to changed behavior back in the workplace. People will continue to stick with safe, proven methods they know will get the job done on time. In this highly collaborative hands-on session, participants take on a new AI-forward mindset and identify practical opportunities to use AI in their roles and projects. They'll bring real work with them and create a personal AI roadmap they can begin using immediately. Participants will also team up and build a brain trust of solutions, rather than leaving each person to figure it out on their own. THIS collaborative work session is the missing piece that is keeping your team from the AI adoption leaders are hoping for. NOTE: For untrained teams, we recommend pairing this with the Practical AI Workshop.


Available in person or virtual. 2 hours, 90 minutes, or split into 1-hour sessions. Delivered by certified Gravity facilitators.
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Faster and more confident AI adoption immediately and in the future
Practical AI usage in real projects and workflows
Stronger shared capability and AI acceptance across the team
Brie Minarik
“I personally found the workshop very useful. I would certainly recommend it to anyone.”
Mayya Belova
“I drafted recommendations following the guidelines provided. I used a lot more AI in my day-to-day.”
Matilda Ortiz
“I'm more comfortable using AI after having being taught to use it throughout the course, and it has helped me become more productive and organized in my work. The lessons on listening and interacting with leadership were also very helpful. On the most recent project I started I felt more confident in asking questions to lead to a better recommendation.”