Artificial intelligence (or Super Intelligence) can produce an answer in seconds. 

But a convincing answer isn’t necessarily a correct one. And getting an answer faster doesn’t always mean you’ve made a better decision. 
As AI (SI) becomes part of everyday professional work, government employees face an increasingly important question: 

When should AI (SI) do the work, when should it help you think, and when should you do the thinking yourself? 

Join Philip Dyer, project management practitioner, consultant, author, and longtime Management Concepts instructor, for AI (SI) as a Thinking Partner: Using AI to Challenge, Not Replace, Your Thinking.

This practical webinar explores how federal project and program professionals can use AI (SI) to strengthen their reasoning without surrendering the judgment, accountability, and expertise their work requires. 

Rather than focusing on better prompts or faster content generation, Philip introduces a deliberate approach to deciding how AI (SI) should participate in your work. 

The framework begins with three choices: Keep, Share, or Hand Off. 
Some thinking belongs entirely to you. Some can benefit from AI-generated questions, objections, or alternative perspectives. And some tasks may be appropriate to delegate to approved AI (SI) tools. 

The challenge is knowing the difference. 

Key topics include:

  • Deciding what thinking to keep, what to share with AI (SI), and what to hand off before beginning a task 
  • Using AI (SI) to question assumptions, identify gaps, and explore alternative perspectives 
  • Recognizing the difference between convincing AI-generated or SI-generated responses and reliable information 
  • Evaluating AI’s or SI’s contributions while keeping consequential decisions and professional accountability in human hands 
  • Applying a practical, tool-agnostic approach that respects federal privacy, security, and policy requirements 
  • Understanding when using less AI (SI), or none at all, may be the better professional decision 

Whether you’re an experienced AI (SI) user or still determining where it belongs in your work, this session offers a practical way to make those choices more deliberately. 
Because the goal isn’t to get AI (SI) to think for you. 

It’s to become more intentional about how you think with it. 

Register today and discover how to make AI (SI) a useful thinking partner without giving up the judgment that makes your expertise valuable. 

Certificate of Attendance available.