UNDERSTAND
GENERATIVE AI
WITH CONFIDENCE
An interactive, beginner-friendly session that gives your whole team a shared foundation in what generative AI can do, where it goes wrong, and how to use it responsibly. Available for in-house teams, conferences, and association meetings.
The One-Hour Generative AI Risks & Capabilities Training from You're the Expert Now (YEN) is a $1,050 interactive session led by Tony DeSimone, CPA, CMA. It covers responsible AI use, hallucinations, bias, and compliance risks, and prompt engineering, and ends with your team developing 3–5 AI use cases specific to your organization.
Safe, Effective AI Adoption Starts With Clarity
Most teams are already experimenting with AI, often without shared guardrails. That is how organizations end up with hallucinated facts in client work, confidential data pasted into public tools, and no agreement on what good use looks like.
This session clears up common misconceptions and frames generative AI as a tool that enhances human work rather than replacing it. Participants learn what the technology can and cannot do, practice prompting, and leave with methods they can apply to real business scenarios.
A person frames the request at the start and a person reviews the output at the end. The session builds that habit, with clear expectations for verification, responsible data handling, and human review before consequential outputs are used.
One interactive 60-minute session for your organization, conference, or association audience.
- Responsible AI and risk guidance
- Hands-on prompt engineering instruction
- Open Q&A on your team's questions
- 3–5 organization-specific AI use cases with reusable prompt templates
- Delivered by Tony DeSimone, CPA, CMA
A Shared, Responsible Starting Point
Misconceptions about AI
Clarify what generative AI can and cannot do, and set a practical mindset for using it to support human work.
AI use without guardrails
Build awareness of hallucinations, bias, confidentiality, compliance, and data privacy, and why human review matters.
Curiosity without direction
Move from general interest toward practical use cases tied to real organizational tasks.
A Structured One-Hour Learning Experience
The philosophy of responsible AI use in the enterprise
The foundational mindset for using any generative AI tool well, accelerator tips for adoption and accuracy, and the People First, People Last approach for keeping your brand's human voice.
Managing AI risks: accuracy, bias, and compliance
Why AI outputs can be wrong, how to manage confidentiality and compliance, and how to set internal usage guidelines and human review protocols.
Prompt engineering for organizations
Craft high-value prompts with useful context, clear instructions, and output requirements aligned with your goals.
Best practices and guidance on AI use
Current recommendations for ethical adoption, data privacy, quality control, transparent communication, and human oversight.
Speed prompting use case session
Open Q&A plus rapid hands-on development of 3–5 AI-powered use cases tailored to your organization, with prompt templates you can reuse right away.
Who This Is For
- Organizations that want a common AI foundation before broader rollout
- Teams new to generative AI and prompt engineering
- Conferences, associations, and leadership retreats
- Professionals who want efficiency without sacrificing quality or compliance
Key Takeaways
- A clear understanding of how to use generative AI responsibly in business workflows
- Core prompt engineering skills for accurate, efficient, ethical use
- 3–5 organization-specific use cases to keep exploring
- Immediate next steps for integrating AI across your organization
Compare Team Training Formats
| Program | Format | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| One-Hour Risks & Capabilities | One 60-minute session | $1,050 | A shared foundation and first use cases |
| Two-Session Accelerator Workshop | Two 90-minute sessions | $3,250 | Hands-on skills and workflow practice |
| Beta Team Integration Program | Six 60-minute sessions | $6,300 | An internal AI team, policy, and rollout plan |
Common Questions From Business Leaders
What is generative AI?
Generative AI refers to systems such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot that create new text, images, audio, or code from a prompt, based on patterns learned from training data.
What are the main risks of using generative AI at work?
Common risks include hallucinations (confident but false answers), bias, confidentiality and privacy exposure, compliance gaps, and over-reliance on outputs nobody checked.
Is this session suitable for non-technical teams?
Yes. It is designed for beginners, uses minimal jargon, and focuses on practical business examples.
How much does the one-hour AI training cost?
The general session fee is $1,050 for one interactive 60-minute session, including Q&A and hands-on development of 3–5 use cases.
Can this be delivered at a conference or event?
Yes. The session works for in-house teams as well as conferences, association meetings, and leadership events. Audience size, timing, and delivery logistics are confirmed before scheduling.
How does prompt engineering help?
Prompt engineering gives AI better context, direction, and output requirements, which makes results clearer, more consistent, and more useful for the task at hand.
Prepare Your Team for Practical AI Use
Share your audience, priorities, and approved tools, and we'll tailor the examples and use-case exercise to your organization.