Teri R. Moten, MBA, Your Business Problem Solver

I’m leading a virtual workshop for business owners, entrepreneurs, and aspiring entrepreneurs who want to understand how AI can actually help in their business without making it complicated.

On June 24ᵗʰ at 10 AM CT, I’ll be leading AI Doesn’t Have to Be Complicated, hosted by SCORE Austin.

We’ll focus on practical ways to use AI to save time, strengthen marketing and research, and make better everyday business decisions. This is a good fit if you’re brand new to AI, have tried it a little, or already use it regularly but want to learn some nuances and practical ways to use it better.

You do not need to be technical. You just need to be ready to make AI more useful for the work you’re already doing.

👉🏾 Register here: https://www.score.org/il/north-cook-and-lake-counties/business-education/06-24-26-ai-doesnt-have-to-be-complicated/

Been saying this for the past 3 years.

Question is what are educational institutions and parents doing to make sure students and their children know how to use AI?

Parents, if your child’s school (especially 8th-12th grade and higher ed) are not actively teaching them how to utilize AI and use it in ways the work force wants them to think about AI (I’m not talking about STEM and robotics), you MUST make sure they are learning AI from somewhere.