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AI moves from personal shortcut to organisational backbone
AI bootcamp for EU affairs, day 2: your AI dictionary
A practical dictionary for EU affairs teams: understand narrow AI, general AI, machine learning, generative AI, LLMs, training data, bias and why prediction is the word that matters.
AI bootcamp for EU affairs, day 3: how AI reasons, and which model to pick
Day 2 explained prediction. Day 3 turns that into a practical decision: which model should you use, how much reasoning should the task get, and how much verification does the answer require?
AI bootcamp for EU affairs, day 4: stop theorising and start building
Build the first half of a real EU advocacy campaign: establish your evidence base, brief your AI workspace, research the issue, define your public narrative, map stakeholders and turn the strategy into clear public-facing messages.
AI bootcamp for EU affairs, day 5: bring your campaign to life
Turn the approved work from day 4 into a controlled campaign-production workflow: visual concepts, short-form video, a seven-day content plan, measurement and multilingual adaptation, with human review before anything goes live.
AI bootcamp for EU affairs, day 1: your baseline and your first prompts
A practical first lesson for EU affairs teams: establish your AI baseline, spot repetitive work, and learn how role, audience and missing context shape the answers a model gives you.
Why you should write an AI usage policy in your EU trade association and how you start today
Article 50 applies from 2 August 2026, 99% of the Brussels professionals we surveyed already use AI, and only a minority work somewhere with written rules. Here is how to close that gap in about an hour.
is AI making us more stupid?
It depends, and the “it depends” is the whole point. What the emerging research says about AI, thinking and judgement, and how to use it without eroding the skills it relies on.
AI Creates a Generational Fault-Line
In an AI-saturated information environment, standing out rather than scaling output becomes the defining challenge.
Grounded AI, Not Generic Chatbots
In 2026 the real shift is moving from personal AI hacks to organisational capability.