Workshops

Better thinking in the age of AI

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The workshops

Start with Future-proof, or go deeper into one skill.

  • Future-proof: thinking skills for the age of AI
  • AI literacy 101
  • Critical thinking
  • Metacognition
  • Thriving in uncertainty
  • Making better decisions
  • Creative thinking
  • Analytical thinking
  • Collective thinking

How it works

Usually 90 minutes (Future-proof also runs as a one-hour online session) · In person or online · Best with up to 15 people; larger groups possible · For mixed teams

The workshops are interactive and informal. They start from the problems your people actually have, and from what they want and need to learn. Much of it is Socratic: questions we think through together. There's a mix of thinking and doing, and both matter.

They can also support the AI literacy the EU AI Act asks of organisations.

What participants say

His provocative and insightful mind helped us to make the most of the course.

Participant, executive programme with The Economist

These are way better than the internal sessions from the past couple of years that mostly just pushed us into small breakouts to do roleplay! Expert lecturers that are actually teaching us. It's awesome.

Workshop participant

Sessions like this are an awesome investment, thank you.

Workshop participant

The conversational presentation made it feel as if I was having a conversation with an actual individual rather than just a speaker presenting something merely scripted.

Workshop participant
Pranay Sanklecha

I'm Pranay Sanklecha, a philosopher. I trained at Oxford and taught philosophy at the University of Graz for 13 years. I've delivered executive programmes on critical thinking and AI with The Economist, written for Harvard Business Review, and helped write two bestselling books on business and AI.

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