AI Show-and-Tell
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Definition
What is it: An AI show-and-tell session is a short team meeting where one person shares their screen and walks the group through an AI task they tested. It focuses on showing the prompt, raw output, and subsequent edits to make the use case easy to copy.
What is it used for: It is used to spread AI use cases across a team and increase adoption rates by demonstrating practical applications led by peers rather than trainers.
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- A show-and-tell session consists of a 5-minute context brief, a 15-minute live demo, and a 10-minute Q&A. [1]
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- Teams running one AI show-and-tell session per month reach 60-70% adoption within 6 months. [1]
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- AI show-and-tell sessions require only a laptop, a screen share capability, and a standard AI account like ChatGPT or Claude. [1]
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- The presenter should have performed the task at least twice and be able to describe what went wrong during the first attempt. [1]
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- Universal use cases such as meeting notes, email drafts, and data clean-up spread fastest within owner-operated teams. [1]
- Metric
- A use case is considered ready for a team's standard workflow once it reaches 50% trial participation within 30 days. [1]
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- AI show-and-tell session
- show-and-tell
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- Different from formal AI training led by outside experts
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