You do not need a perfect AI strategy before we talk. Start with the person, group, team, or problem in front of you. We will find the next useful move from there.
Every engagement starts with real work and the people doing it.
Focused help for an individual who wants to use AI safely, productively, and with intention. Bring a decision, recurring task, difficult communication, project, or habit you want to improve.
A comfortable, practical setting for professional circles, boards, clubs, leadership groups, families, or colleagues who want to learn together.
Plainspoken AI literacy and hands-on learning for businesses, libraries, Chambers of Commerce, educators, community organizations, and professional teams.
A serious first step for organizations that need to understand what is actually happening before choosing training, tools, policies, or an AI initiative.
People rarely sit in one neat stage. The work is to identify what matters now.
Understand what not to paste, why AI can sound confidently wrong, and how to verify before you trust.
Use context, constraints, examples, and review standards. Set up projects that have a clear job.
Identify quick wins, stronger workflows, responsible agents, and governance that fits the real organization.
The site shows the territory. The method is tailored to you.
No. We work in plain language and start with your goals, work, and current comfort level.
You do not need to choose a new tool before we talk. The right starting point depends on your work, privacy needs, and current setup.
Yes. Dave offers focused 1:1 guidance by video call and live, in-person sessions when practical.
It is a custom survey that helps an organization understand current AI use, confidence, risks, governance gaps, training needs, and practical opportunities.
We talk through what you are trying to accomplish, where you are now, and what kind of guidance might help. It is also a chance to decide whether we fit each other's needs and capabilities.
Bring the real situation. We will decide whether 1:1 guidance, a survey, a private group, or a workshop would actually help.