Classes & Talks

Bring practical AI learning to your community

Spirantix offers approachable sessions for seniors who want to understand today’s AI tools, use them in everyday life, and protect their important information.

Upcoming

In-person learning

Contact the host directly for attendance requirements, availability, and other event details.

Oct 7During the 1:00 to 3:00 PM course session

Artificial Intelligence in Our Lives Today

Taconic Learning Center · Noble Horizons

A guest session within a four-session course exploring large language models, everyday uses of AI, ethics, policy, and personal experience.

Contact the Taconic Learning Center for attendance information

For senior communities and learning centers

A session shaped around your residents or members

Programs can begin with the basics, concentrate on everyday uses, focus on safety, or fit into a course already underway.

In-person learning is preferred because questions and conversation are an important part of the experience. Video sessions are also available when distance or scheduling makes them a better choice.

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Cost

Many sessions are offered at no cost. For engagements requiring travel, a minimum fee may be requested to help cover expenses.

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Flexible formats

From one conversation to a complete course

Introductory talk

A welcoming overview of what AI is and where it may be useful.

Hands-on workshop

Guided practice using prompts, follow-up questions, and everyday examples.

Guest session

A focused contribution to an existing technology or lifelong-learning course.

Multi-week course

A paced learning path covering foundations, practical use, safety, and discussion.

What participants learn

Useful skills they can practice immediately

  • What generative AI is and where its answers come from
  • How to begin with ChatGPT or Claude
  • How to write a clearer prompt
  • When a search engine is the better choice
  • What information should stay private
  • How to slow down and evaluate something suspicious

What the host provides

A simple room setup

  • A room appropriate for the expected group
  • A screen or projector
  • Reliable internet access
  • An estimate of group size
  • A point of contact for scheduling and attendance questions

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Tell us about your community

Share your location, group size, preferred timing, and the kind of program you have in mind.

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