AI for managers: personal AI assistant and the first steps of implementation in the organization [day 2]
You will set up a personal AI assistant, complete a specific work task with it, and select a process in which you can use AI independently or together with a team. It is suitable for anyone who wants to use AI in their work, regardless of their position, profession, or field of activity. The level of proficiency in digital tools does not matter. No programming skills are required.
What will you get
• A customized personal AI assistant for preparing texts and documents, analyzing information, and other regular work tasks.
• The practice of setting AI tasks and verifying the quality of the result.
• A selected workflow and a clear scenario for using AI independently or together with a team.
• Certificate of Abai KazNPU based on the results of participation in all three days of the intensive course.
The number of seats is limited.The second day takes the participant from working in a chat to managing work with their own materials. Listeners understand why it is not enough for an assistant to name an action: in addition to the assignment, it is necessary to convey the idea — why the work is needed, what should happen, what information and limitations are essential, and by what criteria the result is considered ready. On the same basis, a distinction is introduced between correspondence, a finished file, and a work trace — a brief record of what was accepted, why, and where to continue; hence the question of memory sovereignty: does the supervisor retain the opportunity to continue the business if the service or the interlocutor changes.
The practical part takes most of the time. Each participant works on his laptop: he finds his own work folder, opens it in the notes editor, learns simple text markup and enters the conditions of his task into the file. Then an AI agent connects to the same folder: it reads the source code, suggests a plan, gets the consent of the person, performs limited substantive work and saves the result as a separate file without changing the source. The participant checks what he has received with his plan, assigns spot editing if necessary, and records the status of the work. The day ends with an attempt to continue the same task in a new conversation — based on saved files, not on the history of correspondence.