Keynote
People and generative AI
AI is not replacing people. People who learn to use AI well are. A keynote on moving faster with generative AI without losing judgement, learning and quality.
What the keynote is about
Generative AI is already changing how organisations communicate, lead, sell and decide. The hard part is rarely the technology. The hard part is deciding what a model should do, what a person should do, and how you tell the difference.
The keynote covers what the tools are genuinely good at and where they still fail, using examples the audience recognises from their own week. They leave with a simple way to judge when an AI answer is good enough and when it needs to be tested.
The point is not to automate judgement away. It is to spend time where people make the biggest difference, and to do it deliberately, so the organisation builds capability rather than dependence.
The format follows the occasion: an inspiring keynote for conferences, kick-offs and leadership days, a hands-on workshop for teams that want to try the tools together, or 1-1 coaching for tailored guidance.
What your audience takes away
- A realistic picture of what generative AI can and cannot do, without the hype
- Concrete ways of working that can be tried the day after
- A method for judging AI output instead of either trusting it blindly or dismissing it
- A shared language in the management team for what you will use AI for, and what you will not
- The will to start. Not more information. Better implementation
Practical details
- Format — keynote, workshop, longer training programme or 1-1 coaching
- Length — 45–90 minutes
- Language — Swedish or English
- Audience — conferences, kick-offs, leadership days, management teams and teams
- Fee — quoted on request
What organisers say
Oskar Andermo visited our CEO network and delivered an inspiring presentation on AI and ChatGPT. His ability to explain complex subjects in an accessible way engaged the participants and led to rewarding discussions. We were very pleased and warmly recommend him as a knowledgeable and engaging speaker.
Victor Wakerius, Head of Marketing, Chamber of Commerce of Jönköping County (translated from Swedish)
Oskar’s talk on AI was both thought-provoking and inspiring. I am convinced it did not only prompt reflection, but also motivated the participants to act. Exactly the impact we were hoping for!
Emelie Palmer, Growing Leaders (translated from Swedish)
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