Course Fee
€975.00 - TIAS 30% subsidy = €625 pp
This AI course develops advanced critical thinking and analytical skills specifically designed for evaluating artificial intelligence outputs in professional settings. Participants master systematic analysis techniques used by elite forecasters to dissect AI recommendations, identify logical flaws, and apply rigorous evidence-based reasoning when AI-generated insights inform important decisions.
This intensive and carefully designed workshop transforms participants from passive AI consumers into sophisticated analysts who can critically examine, validate, and strategically leverage artificial intelligence while avoiding the pitfalls that trap less discerning users.
Target Audience
This AI course is suitable for:
• Business leaders making AI-assisted strategic decisions
• Professionals currently using AI tools (ChatGPT, data analysis AI, etc.)
• Managers integrating AI into workflows and decision-making
• Anyone who needs to critically evaluate AI outputs and underlying data
Attendee Requirements
No technical background required - this focuses on judgment skills, not coding.
What Participants Will Master:
• Elite forecasting techniques from DARPA's superforecaster* research for evaluating AI accuracy
• Quantitative uncertainty assessment using 90% confidence intervals
• Rapid validation methods including Doug Hubbard's Rule of Five for efficient AI
Delivery Approach
• Highly interactive with hands-on exercises using real AI outputs
• Practical focus - skills participants can apply immediately
• Small group format (max 10) for personalized attention
• Research-based methodology with tournament scoring and calibration exercises
What Participants Leave With
• Structured framework for evaluating any AI output
• Calibration tools to improve decision accuracy
Course Structure In-Person (9:30 AM - 4:30 PM)
Morning: Foundations & Framework
Afternoon: Advanced Analysis & Implementation
Unlike generic "AI literacy" courses, this is grounded in scientifically-validated judgment research.
Participants learn the same techniques that consistently outperform experts in prediction tournaments - now applied specifically to AI evaluation.