The AI Literacy Lab: From Curiosity to Confidence

IpX has partnered with The AI Dialogues™ to offer this 6-chapter training series designed to build foundational AI literacy and responsible use practices. In one day, participants learn what AI is (and isn’t), how it works, and how to engage with it safely, ethically, and effectively. Transition from curiosity to confidence!

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Who It Is For

• Beginners and Non-Technical Users - No prior AI experience required—sessions use simple language and real-world examples
• Organizational Leaders and AI Champions - Helps build internal capacity for responsible AI adoption and mentorship
• Anyone Curious About AI - From frontline staff to executive teams, the series fosters safe, informed, and confident engagement with AI tools

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How We Teach

• Simple, Non-Technical Language - Sessions start with accessible explanations and gradually introduce AI jargon
• Real-Life Examples - Use cases tailored to your industry and organizational goals.
• Hands-On Skill Building -Practice prompting and learn to identify meaningful AI opportunities

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What's Included

Onsite Private Format Includes: Simple, Non-Technical Language

• 6 tailored chapters
• Pre/post literacy and skill assessments
• Certificates of Completion
• AI champion mentorship
• Final report

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Public Format Includes: Real-Life Examples

• 6 standard chapters
• Pre/post literacy and skill assessments
• Cross industry networking and idea generation
• Certificates of Completion

• Chapter 1: Starting with Curiosity - Understand how biomimicry (how nature's processes inspire technology) reveals the foundations of AI - what it is, how it works, and why it matters for every business
• Chapter 2: Don’t Tell My Secrets (but be transparent) - Recognize how to protect data privacy and practice transparency in AI use and public communication
• Chapter 3: “Artificial” Communication - Apply communication principles to prompt engineering to craft, refine, and evolve effective prompts into repeatable processes
• Chapter 4: AI in Real Life - Identify AI's three core capabilities and evaluate real-world examples to explore potential business applications
• Chapter 5: The Fit Check - Determine when AI is the right tool by identifying valid AI use cases and distinguishing them from non-AI solutions
• ‍Chapter 6: We Can but Should We? Examine key ethical issues of AI—bias, displacement, environmental impact—and explore how emerging dialogues about superintelligence are shaping the future of responsible AI leadership