This week, on October 23, we’re hosting a lecture on how AI assistants work, how to connect them to different systems, and how to delegate real-world tasks to them.
Here’s what we’ll explore:
What AI models are available beyond the popular ChatGPT? Can you run AI directly on your own computer, and why might that be useful?
How can you teach an AI assistant to interact with other applications and handle real-world tasks?
What can go wrong when working with AI? Can an assistant be made to act against your interests?
How can you avoid becoming dependent on a single provider? We’ll explore how to keep your settings and tools even if you decide to try other models.
Facilitator
Andrey Zaika
Engineering leader with over 15 years of experience building complex products and leading international teams across biotechnology, educational technology, and TravelTech. He is currently COO at Adversa AI, one of the leading companies in AI agent security
Hands-on Part
Have an idea you’d like to bring to life with AI? Join the hands-on part of our project! On October 14 and 24, we’ll work on participants’ ideas and challenges and build our own AI tools and prototypes.