Five sessions on Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini. Real demonstrations, not slides — including the parts where each one gets things wrong. Forty‑five minutes, the last ten for your questions, and nothing to buy at the end.
Each one stands alone — take whichever is relevant and ignore the rest. All run at 10:00 a.m. Central and finish by 10:45.
What Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini each actually do, the same real task run through all four, and the short list of rules that keep company information where it belongs.
For organizations already on Microsoft 365 — why Copilot sometimes cannot find a document you know exists, and what to do about it.
The jobs it does well, the ones it does badly, and why the account someone is signed into matters more than the tool they picked.
For the contracts, specs and RFPs nobody has time to read — and how to check its work without simply redoing it yourself.
For organizations whose files live in Google Drive, and who have spent two years watching the AI conversation happen somewhere else.
Microsoft will not tell a room the honest limits of Copilot. OpenAI will not do it for ChatGPT. Comparing all four on where your data goes is a session only an independent can give — and independence is a commitment here, not a positioning statement.
Leave your email and you’ll hear when the next round is scheduled — and get the recording of whichever session you were interested in.
No newsletter, no sequence. A note when there is a date worth knowing about, and nothing else.
Fifteen minutes, no slides, no pitch. Tell me what your team is using and I’ll tell you what I would look at first.
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