Upcoming Programs and Events from the Innovate Network
- February
- February 12
- Is it the Real World? Or is it AI? An Entrepreneur’s Introduction to Artificial IntelligenceYou’ve heard plenty about Artificial Intelligence being a “game changer” across industries – but what does that mean for your day-to-day work?February 12, 9:30 am
In this “AI 101” session, we will:
- Give you a foundational understanding of how AI “thinks,” including common drawbacks and areas where the tools excel.
- Teach a framework for how to talk to AI using prompt engineering (and suggestions for improving prompts when something goes wonky!)
- Give you examples of how you might use a variety of free or low-cost tools – including, but not limited to ChatGPT! - Distinguished Entrepreneurs Lunch sponsored by Neider & Boucher, S.C.Heather Wentler, Executive Director and Co-Founder of DoyenneFebruary 12, 12:15 pm, 4151 Grainger Hall
Come join us to meet Heather Wentler who is professionally trained as an educator. Heather pivoted into entrepreneurship and Doyenne allows her the opportunity to connect with other women entrepreneurs, collaborate on creating a better community and finding a network of women. She serves on various committees and boards and has won multiple local awards. RSVP to https://buswisc.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eajmbFGO3QHGsui.
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