I'm considering creating AI Workshop solutions in the following ways: 1️⃣ Free and Paid Service: Collect the necessary information about the workshop, such as the problem to be solved, who will run it, and the desired workshop design (or go autopilot) via a form on a website. Then, either AI or real facilitators can run the workshop. Afterward, we'll create an interactive Miro Board complete with Miro Talktrack video descriptions. We may offer a limited number of small exercises (e.g., LDJ) as a demo and charge a reasonable fee for full-featured workshops. 2️⃣ Paid Miro App: Users can input the aforementioned data into a Miro App to generate results on demand. This will require a GPT-4 API account, making it a pricier option. Customers can either use our API with prepaid credits until they run out, or supply their own GPT-4 API URL and pay a small monthly subscription for app usage. I'm confident we can find alternative payment methods as well. While these AI solutions can't replace real workshops, they could serve as initial boards to boost team productivity. What are your thoughts? Should I continue to work on this? If I do, who wants to help out in any way they can? @Marco Reber

Hey Community - just read an article that a Sprint Master or Workshopper not using AI will be obsolete in the future? Do you think this is true? How and in which step of a design Sprint could AI help to get even faster and more reliable results?

Hey Community Does anybody have experience with the pricing of Facilitation Workshops such as Design Sprints and also some insights how many are makeable monthly? Thanks for answers.

Did anybody the workshopper masterclass? What was your experience?

Hey Community In my job in different larger companies as C-Level Member (Executive) I was always wondering, why there is so much waste on unimportant things. I hardly tried to change - but honestly: all the board members (deciders) did not want to change anything, as the want to have all under control. Same experience I made in Start Up - the more investors get onboarded, the more wast was generated. So: I think, if we achieve to formulate the problem, how we solve the problem and at the end how we contribute to a potential competitive advantage, the more chances will we have to sell facilitation and workshops. What are your thoughts about that?