As an AI trainer, I've been noticing how badly we need new visuals to become mainstream in order to really understand and relate to this technology. For years, we've heard terms like "three strategic pillars" or seen visuals with straight-line graphics used to demonstrate strategic concepts. But straight-line thinking, straight-line vocabulary, and straight-line visuals don't translate well when understanding or explaining a relational technology like AI where everything is connected, inter-dependent, overlapping and intertwined. Even 3D visuals don't quite hack it. I'm really interested to know if anyone in this group has run across visuals that really capture AI concepts.

This community is hot off the press this week, and super excited to have you all here! We already have folks from the public and private sectors, so we are off to a great start. Welcome to: @Alice Person @Gary Wegner @Krista ONan @Murali Pillai @David Duguid @Garrett Goggans @Scott Jensen @Jane Rosenthal @Stephanie Casias Next week we will start getting some good content out there…but let us know in this poll what you’d like to see (and feel free to just post a message in the community with any ideas!) Have a phenomenal weekend! Do something that makes you feel alive!

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In this fast-paced, 30-minute, Prompt & Go session, you'll learn: - Why the AI problem statement matters - Effective format of an AI problem statement - How to create an interactive AI problem statement generator using Generative AI To add the event to your calendar, just click on the event link at the top of this page, or find July 11, 2025, in the calendar tab and add from there. Can't wait to see you!