Who is the training for?

Companies can commission sessions for employees, managers, executives, and boards. We tailor the exercises, technical depth, and decision outputs to the audience and the work.

Do participants need to read or buy the books first?

No. Every workshop stands alone. The books and free starter templates are optional resources for preparation and follow-through.

What will we leave with?

Depending on scope, a draft AI Investment Receipt, workflow control sheet and skills plan, or release-gate or board decision brief. These are working drafts for review and validation, not completed assurance or certification.

Can training cover our own AI tools and workflows?

Yes. We agree the audience, learning objectives, approved tools, and safe examples in advance. Use sanitized material unless data handling has been explicitly agreed.

Can Aeon help implement the next steps?

Yes. Training can stand alone or connect to separately scoped AI implementation, private AI setup, cybersecurity, and governance consulting.

Aeon AI Risk Management

Bring a real decision. Leave with a practical next step.

Corporate AI training that connects learning to the work. Equip your teams, managers, executives, and board to use AI, make better investment decisions, and govern what happens next.

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Who is the training for?: Companies can commission sessions for employees, managers, executives, and boards. We tailor the exercises, technical depth, and decision outputs to the audience and the work.
Do participants need to read or buy the books first?: No. Every workshop stands alone. The books and free starter templates are optional resources for preparation and follow-through.
What will we leave with?: Depending on scope, a draft AI Investment Receipt, workflow control sheet and skills plan, or release-gate or board decision brief. These are working drafts for review and validation, not completed assurance or certification.
Can training cover our own AI tools and workflows?: Yes. We agree the audience, learning objectives, approved tools, and safe examples in advance. Use sanitized material unless data handling has been explicitly agreed.
Can Aeon help implement the next steps?: Yes. Training can stand alone or connect to separately scoped AI implementation, private AI setup, cybersecurity, and governance consulting.

Teams

Use AI well. Check the work. Practice on everyday tasks, protect information, verify outputs, and know when to stop or escalate. Exercises cover assisted work, independent judgment, and recovery.

Managers

Redesign work. Keep accountability. Choose suitable workflows, define human ownership and exception paths, and build a skills and supervision plan your team can use.

Executives

Invest with a decision record. Compare opportunities, test capability, expose full operating costs, and agree evidence thresholds for stopping, changing, or scaling an investment.

Boards

Ask better questions. Set clear boundaries. Distinguish oversight from management, set reserved matters and delegated authority, and examine what evidence supports the decision being requested.

Invest in the right AI.

Find valuable work, test capability, and assess total cost before committing to an AI investment. A business result worth pursuing. Capability evidence and full operating cost. Information, permissions, ownership, and stop-or-scale criteria. Workshop output: Draft AI Investment Receipt and next decision. Optional companion reading: The AI Investment File.

Redesign work. Retain judgment.

Define roles, supervision, exceptions, and recovery so AI changes the workflow without removing accountability. Task boundaries and human decision rights. Verification, exceptions, and recovery paths. Assisted, unassisted, and recovery capability. Workshop output: Draft workflow control sheet and skills plan. Optional companion reading: The Supervised Digital Workforce.

Make oversight actionable.

Connect release criteria, delegated authority, and current evidence to the decision your organization needs to make. Bounded claims and release conditions. Evidence age, decision rights, and reserved matters. Monitoring, expiry, and recovery expectations. Workshop output: Draft release-gate or board decision brief. Optional companion reading: Trust Is a Product Feature.

Use AI well. Know when not to.

Company-wide AI capability: use approved tools within information and permission boundaries; verify outputs against reliable evidence; challenge uncertainty and escalate; practice manual fallback and recovery.

Make the session count.

Prepare: agree the decision, audience, approved tools, and safe examples. Apply: work through the scenario and create a draft decision record. Follow through: identify owners and validation steps. Team sessions, leadership workshops, board briefings, and follow-up clinics are scoped around your audience and decision.

Working drafts, not assurance

No prior reading is required. Outputs are working drafts for review and validation, not an audit, certification, or assurance opinion.