Võru — Practical Workshop: AI and Creativity: Opportunities, Risks and Responsibility

A village festival poster, an invitation to a library autumn evening, or a post about a new product—what if the first draft were ready before your coffee cooled? Who it’s for: anyone who creates text, images, or other content, including communications professionals, teachers, cultural workers, and small business owners. Level: beginner. Format: 3 hours (4 academic hours), split into two parts with a break in between. In the first part, learn how AI creates text and images and suggests ideas. In the second, create a draft poster or post and check rights and labelling before publishing. After the workshop, you’ll be able to use AI to come up with ten ideas on a topic and choose the best one; write text and image prompts that produce results in your style; adapt content for different channels, such as a poster, post, or newsletter; and check copyright and label AI-generated content. Before the workshop: think of an event, product, or announcement you’d like to create content for. Bring a laptop or smartphone; the free versions of tools such as ChatGPT, Copilot, and Gemini are sufficient. Trainer: Julian Kaljuvee is an AI engineer who has delivered AI projects for international companies, including in the energy and finance sectors. He is a co-founder of EstoniAI Meetup and an AI trainer, and studied economics, applied mathematics, and computer science at Harvard University. Time and place: 20 November 2026, 18:00–21:00, Kubija hotell-loodusspaa, Männiku 43A, Võru. Admission is free; places are limited—register via Fienta! The workshop is part of AI Week and the Estonian.ai initiative “The Most AI-Savvy Nation.”