What AI can actually do
A plain-language introduction to what current tools are good at, where they fall short, and why they can sound more certain than they are.
Free community workshop · Glenwood Springs
Curious about AI, but not sure where to start? Bring your own device and a real task. We'll make room to try, ask, and learn together.
A practical place to begin
This workshop is for adults who are curious about AI but may feel uncertain, overwhelmed, skeptical, or simply new to it. You do not need technical experience, a perfect question, or a plan for becoming an “AI person.”
We'll make room to try a useful task, ask questions, and talk honestly about what these tools can and cannot do.
What you'll practice
A plain-language introduction to what current tools are good at, where they fall short, and why they can sound more certain than they are.
Try a practical prompt and see how context, follow-up questions, and your own judgment make the result more useful.
Learn basic privacy and fact-checking habits, including what not to enter and why important information still needs verification.
Before you come
Venue and schedule
5:45 PM Doors open
6:00 PM Workshop begins
7:30 PM Workshop concludes
This is an independently organized community workshop. Garfield County Libraries provides the venue and is not the event organizer or sponsor.
Good to know
Yes. No technical experience is expected; this is designed to be a calmer, more practical starting point.
The workshop is free. Registration is required because the class is limited to 25 participants, with a 10-person waitlist.
The class is intended for adults. Participants who are 16 or 17 may attend only with their legal guardian.
No. Paid Claude or ChatGPT accounts are preferred because they best match the demonstrations, but they are not required.
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