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Notes from THE AI Decade

  • Assistants - formatting, documentation
  • Agents - for execution of flows, task management

their ratio is 10:1 - 10 assistants and 1 agent

  • automated form for exchanging knowledge
  • AI powered knowledge revolution
  • 32d/year for finding information (in companies)
  • most knowledge is still just in people heads

Topic of meeting summaries

  • agent to scan all meeting notes and create an overall summary

Knowledge Coding

  • standardize company knowledge and making that knowledge accessible
  • it needs a core understanding of what data types and what data importance level
  • they also call it a Second Brain

“Your process is my opportunity”

A knowledge base for AI adoption….

Decaid.ai

Generation ChatGPT

  • soon 1 Billion ChatGPT users

Creative writing benchmark - message: creativity is heavily increasing

Claud/ChatGPT turning point

Non-KI topics

  • breaking rules
  • understanding social context
  • individual journeys
  • ethical understanding

Insights from Decaid Academy

When do transformation succeed/when do they fail?

  • Companies start seeing AI-First as an important step

  • 68% - missing AI knowledge as main problem
  • not really a good AI implementation strategy

Produktivity increases 40+% in 6 months

3 phases of usage

Fundament

  • first AI experiments
    • basic knowledge
    • understand what AI can do well/what not
    • understanding tools
    • formats
      • kick-off workshop
      • eLearning courses
      • update/info sessions
      • best-practice sharing
      • pilot-project and experiments

Strategy defined, first use cases, positive first impressions

Exploration

  • starting point: missing common usage approach

Goal:

  • standardize
  • first process integration
  • taskforce/AI champions/AI embassadors
    • with mandate to take action
    • pushes the topic, shares, informs
  • build first productive workflows
  • show measurable efficiency gains

Skills:

  • Workflow-Design & process integration
  • advanced prompting
  • understanding automation and API-integration
  • custom assistants for specific tasks
  • QA becomes super important (e.g. to cover hallucinations)

Formats:

  • task-force
  • role-specific usage discussion
  • workflow workshops
  • case-study sessions
  • tech-deep-dives

Action:

  • task force (<10), cross-functional
  • tool-stack definition
    • reduce spreading of tool-landscape
  • implement first workflows
  • implement AI-buddy-system

This phase is important for long term success

Scaling

Goal:

  • integrate AI in relevant processes
  • systematic employee trainings about AI-skills
  • implement AI governance, ensure proper risk-mitigation
  • productivity gains about 30-40% (in often less than 1 year)

Skills:

  • AI process management
  • Agent building
  • system integration - with company
  • business transformation
  • AI governance & compliance know-how

Format:

  • scaling AI taskforce in all units
  • innovation labs - AI exploration spaces
  • cross-functional projects
  • executive programs … to upskill leadership roles in direction of AI&strategy
  • advanced AI-tech workshops
  • AI transformation conferences

Outcome: AI-first mentality, tool standardization, governance structures implemented

Important message - the GAP is increasing super fast

Main hurdles

  • expectation management … it needs time to implement
  • “no time”
  • stuck in experimental phase with unstructured usage (often when a task-force is missing)
  • missing top/middle management commitment – needs anchoring in top goals

Hints

  • develop an AI strategy
  • maintain the governance structure
  • team eduction
  • implement a supporting infrastructure
  • AI task-force and change team
  • define clear AI-related company-wide goals
  • experiment, experiment, experiment and welcome an iterative trial & error approach
  • use-cases are crucial

Roles

  • AI manager
  • AI designer
  • AI marketing manager
  • AI copywriter
  • AI project manager
  • AI compliance manager
  • AI developer
  • AI generalist

AI and Content - AI supported content workflows

  • more efficient content creation
  • connection between - human - systems

Problem - scattered tool landscape

Challenges:

  • Inconsistent brand language
  • Tracking AI trends and responding to them
  • Far too much copy-and-paste
  • Too many different tools
  • Varying AI expertise within the team
  • Careless mistakes
  • Lack of systematic approach in dealing with AI
  • Agency USPs cannot be represented by standard tools
  • AI expert leaves the company
  • Data privacy and data security
  • Efficiency issues with step-by-step processes
  • Employees use AI too rarely

Problem with use-case specific tools

  • tough to integrate with other tools

Option - work with adjustable AI blocks

  • workflows
  • agents
  • assistents

often workflows and agents are mixed/misunderstood concepts

workflows:

  • defined starting point and output
  • important for process automation

Agent:

  • own planing & validation
  • can often learn from an execution (to further optimize their approach)

Usage examples for workflows, agents and assistants

KI Workflows

  • Data Extraction
  • Transcription
  • Data Analytics
  • Content Ideation

KI Agents

  • Deep Research
  • Software Development
  • Helpdesk

KI Assistants

  • Content Strategy
  • Content Plan
  • Copywriting
  • Advisory

Zapier/Make

Tool example with Make.com

(like Zapier, n8n.io)

Agentur-Kit

Cool use case for a No-Code content tool …

AI compliance

Compliance-Shortcut Analysis

1. Bestandsaufnahme (Stock-taking)

What:

  • Regardless of whether you currently use AI or not, you need internal transparency.

Why:

  • Duty of care: You must know whether and where AI is being utilized.

2. Interne Richtlinie (Internal Guidelines)

What:

  • If you use AI, you must monitor the risk levels of your AI systems—thus, you need an internal AI policy/regulation.

Why:

  • Helps manage AI usage within the company and enables timely recognition of regulatory requirements (e.g., EU AI Act, copyright).

3. Kommunikation (Communication)

What:

  • Targeted measures for transparency, external communication, and internal team awareness.

Why:

  • Transparency requirement: AI usage must be identifiable, and raising employee awareness is essential.

  • internal high transparency on tools in use is crucial
    • run a simple query in your company
  • problem
    • complex legal
    • unclear resonsbilities/accountabilities
    • missing know how

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