ODSC AI NYC · AI for Work Summit

December 2–3, 2026 · New York City · In person

Build AI workflows for your everyday work.

Learn to turn recurring tasks into repeatable AI workflows with hands-on, no-code training. Bring work you want to improve, build alongside instructors, and learn how to check the results.

For business professionals in marketing, sales, operations, finance, HR, and beyond.

No code No coding required for the Apply workshops featured here.

ODSC AI attendees working on laptops during a workshop
Illustrative workflow
  1. Gather information
  2. Prepare a draft
  3. Review and approve

You know the work. Learn how to put AI to work on it.

You know which reports take too long, which follow-ups get delayed, and which tasks repeat every week. These workshops help you turn that knowledge into clear instructions, connected steps, and AI workflows you can review and reuse.

01

Start with a real task

Choose a piece of work you understand and define what a useful result looks like.

02

Build a repeatable process

Learn how to give AI context, organize the steps, and put review points where they matter.

03

Check it before you rely on it

Test the output, spot failure points, and decide what still needs your judgment.

What could an AI workflow help you do?

Start with a recurring task from your own role. Examples to consider include:

Marketing

Turn a campaign brief and approved source material into draft content for review.

Sales

Prepare an account research brief and draft follow-up from meeting notes.

Operations

Combine project updates into a weekly status report with actions and open questions.

Finance

Prepare a draft management summary from approved reports, with figures checked against the source.

HR & People

Turn approved onboarding material into a role-specific checklist and draft communications.

Managers & Consultants

Turn meeting notes and project documents into a decision brief and next steps.

Illustrative example
  1. Campaign brief
  2. Draft content
  3. Human review
Illustrative example
  1. Meeting notes
  2. Follow-up draft
  3. Approval
Illustrative example
  1. Project updates
  2. Weekly report
  3. Review

These examples illustrate possible applications. See the workshop descriptions below for the published curriculum.

Hands-on workshops for business professionals

Explore the Apply: AI in Your Workflow sessions, with no coding required.

Full-day trainingNo code required

AI for Work: Full-Day Training

Instructor: Sheamus McGovern

Work through the essentials of delegating tasks to AI, connecting work context, building multi-step workflows, and reviewing results before extending them to a team.

  1. Delegate a real taskWrite a clear task specification, delegate a task from your backlog, and review the result.
  2. Understand connections and permissionsSee a live demonstration of AI working across documents and business systems, with appropriately scoped access.
  3. Build and test a multi-step workflowOrganize a recurring process, add human checkpoints, and test what happens when inputs or instructions are incomplete.
  4. Plan for team useDefine review practices, access boundaries, and a baseline for measuring change.

Bring a real task and suitable files you are permitted to use. The connections segment uses a prepared demonstration workspace; attendees do not need to connect corporate accounts.

Interactive workshopNo code required

Claude Cowork for Everyone: Turn Everyday Work into Repeatable AI Workflows

Instructor: Mark Kashef

Build a practical Claude Cowork workflow from scratch. Define its role, provide context, organize the steps, and add review points for research, analysis, content, or operations.

Interactive sessionNo code required

Your AI Agent Needs a Job Description

Instructor: Greg Rosner

Learn how to give an AI agent a clear role, relevant context, and success criteria so you can delegate work with clearer expectations.

Session times are being finalized and some sessions may run at the same time. See the preliminary program for current details.

Leave with work you can build on.

Depending on the sessions you choose, practical takeaways include:

  • A clear specification for a task you want to delegate.
  • A documented workflow with steps and human review points.
  • A record of where your workflow needs improvement.
  • A reusable framework for AI-assisted work.
  • Connection and access guidelines to discuss with your team.
  • An approach to reviewing results and measuring change.

The focus is on practical work you can adapt to your role.

Attendees working together during an ODSC AI workshop

Learn with instructors who make the work practical.

Part of ODSC AI NYC, drawing on more than a decade of ODSC AI conferences and training.

View passes

Check which sessions each pass includes before you choose. Need help? Ask the event team about team options.

Bring the people who know the work.

Join with colleagues who understand your processes, customers, and day-to-day tasks. Use the workshops to identify useful applications and develop a shared approach to reviewing AI-assisted work.

Have technical or leadership colleagues joining you? The wider summit also offers Build, Lead, and AI Engineering Fundamentals tracks.

Frequently asked questions

No. The Apply workshops featured on this page are designed for business professionals and require no coding. The wider summit also includes technical tracks with different prerequisites.

Make AI useful in the work you do every day.

Join ODSC AI NYC for practical, no-code workshops on building, testing, and reviewing AI workflows.

December 2–3, 2026 · Jay Conference Center Bryant Park · New York City

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