Generative AI for Everyone
Duration
1 Day
Level
Basic Level
Design and Tailor this course
As per your team needs
Overview
This one-day, hands-on course is designed to introduce professionals across all roles to the transformative potential of Generative and Agentic AI. Participants will explore how AI can improve productivity, enhance creativity, support decision-making, and be used responsibly—without needing a technical background. Through relatable examples, practical exercises, and real-world scenarios, learners will develop the confidence and skills to integrate AI into their daily work.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the fundamentals & potential of Generative AI across industries & roles
- Apply generative thinking to improve productivity in daily work through task automation, idea generation, and information synthesis
- Craft effective prompts to guide AI systems toward more useful & relevant outcomes
- Explore the potential of autonomous AI agents for decision-making and innovation
- Practice ethical and responsible use of AI, ensuring fairness, transparency, & accountability
Audience
This course is designed for everyone in the organization, including:
- Frontline staff looking to automate repetitive tasks
- Managers aiming to streamline team workflows
- Executives and decision-makers exploring strategic innovation
- HR, Finance, Marketing, IT, Operations, and other functional professionals
- Non-technical professionals curious about AI’s everyday impact
Prerequisites
- Basic Digital Literacy
- Openness to Experimentation
- Access to approved Generative AI tools
- Curiosity about improving productivity and innovation using Gen AI
Curriculum
What is Generative AI vs. Traditional AI?
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Clear definitions and key differences
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Business impact within the insurance ecosystem
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How Generative AI differs from rule-based and predictive AI systems
Anatomy of Modern AI Systems
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Understanding Large Language Models (LLMs)
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Natural Language Processing (NLP) fundamentals
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Domain-trained and industry-adapted models
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Application of these technologies within insurance workflows
Key AI Terminology Explained
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Models
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Training data
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Inference
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Hallucinations, with insurance-based examples
AI Output Types in Insurance
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Text: Policy wording, endorsements, client communication
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Image: Damage photo analysis and claims documentation
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Code: Automation scripts and workflow enhancements
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Audio: Call summaries and customer interaction insights
Cross-Industry vs. Insurance-Specific Use Cases
Cross-Industry Applications
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Banking
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Retail
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Healthcare
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Enterprise customer support
Insurance-Specific Applications
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Risk scoring and premium pricing models
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Policy document generation tailored to individual clients
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Claims image summarization and fraud detection
AI as a “Thought Partner,” Not a Replacement
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AI as an augmentation tool for decision-making
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Human oversight in underwriting, claims, and compliance
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Maintaining regulatory accountability
The 80–20 Mindset in Insurance AI
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AI handles structured drafts and first-level outputs
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Drafting policy terms
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Generating claim summaries
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Humans validate, refine, and approve final decisions
Understanding Workflows
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Task Classification: Routine, Creative, Analytical, Collaborative
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Mapping Workflows Where Generative AI Excels: Drafting, summarizing, brainstorming, reformatting
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Underwriting: Generate risk summaries, calculate premium scenarios
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Claims: Auto-extract accident data, draft claim reports, flag anomalies
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Fraud Detection: Pattern analysis, anomaly scoring
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Customer Service: Chatbots for FAQs, policy details, renewal reminders
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Departmental Examples of Productivity Gains
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HR: Crafting internal policy documents, drafting DEI statements
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Marketing: Rapid headline testing, content calendar generation
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Finance: Trend analysis summaries, explanation of financial terms for laypeople
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Sales: Personalized message templates, competitor summaries
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IT: Drafting SOPs, writing knowledge base articles
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Legal/Compliance: Summarizing policy changes, drafting risk statements
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Executives: Condensing meeting notes, strategic report skeletons
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Ways to Work with Generative AI
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Why Prompt Engineering Matters?
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Prompting Basics
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Anatomy of a Good Prompt
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Instruction
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Context
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Example
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Prompt Types
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Informative
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Creative
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Summarizing
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Converting
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Transforming
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Prompt Engineering Formats and Techniques
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ReAct Prompting
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Prompt Techniques
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Few-Shot Prompting
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Chain-of-Thought Prompting
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Multi-Step Prompting
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- What is Agentic AI? Understanding AI agents that act, decide, and adapt
- From assistants to collaborators: imagining intelligent task handlers
- Creative thinking: Designing your ideal digital co-worker
- Misinformation, bias, and “hallucinations” in AI systems
- Fairness and inclusion: who is represented in AI outputs?
- Copyright, transparency, and data use concerns
What is an Agent Type?
- Zero-Shot ReAct → reasoning + acting without examples
- Conversational Agent → context retention in dialogue
- Multi-Function Agent → when multiple tools are available
- OpenAI Function Calling Agent → structured tool invocation
- Use Cases:
- Zero-Shot for ad hoc queries
- Conversational for chatbots
- Multi-Function for data workflows
- Hands-on: test the same query with different agent types and compare behavior
Duration
1 Day
Level
Basic Level
Design and Tailor this course
As per your team needs