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A workshop aimed at introducing local businesses to artificial intelligence (AI) is being hosted by the Local Enterprise Office..
A workshop aimed at introducing local businesses to artificial intelligence (AI) is being hosted by the Local Enterprise Office.
The online event will examine how AI business tools can save you time, boost productivity and market your business.
The three hour workshop will include Chat GPT, Google Bard, Quilbot, Jasper.ai, MidJourney, Descript & Canva (AI). The session will include “how to” demonstrations and attendees will use AI including generating content for their business.
Participants will learn how to use AI to create workflows, optimise your website, and generate content including video, audio and text. It will also cover using AI for social media marketing, as part of your business strategy, for customer service and to accelerate your business growth.
The online workshop will take place on Tuesday, April 16 from 10am to 1pm and tickets, costing €10, can be booked through the website: www.localenterprise.ie.
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