AI tools that work beneath the surface — not a chatbox, but real software that saves clicks and typing.
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AI training for employees: why click-through tool sessions fizzle out and which five building blocks work — basic understanding without maths, prompt craft on real tasks, data protection rules, spotting the limits, anchoring in daily work. Plus: the AI literacy duty from Art. 4 EU AI Act, soberly assessed.
Shadow AI in the company: why bans only make the usage invisible, where the real risks lie — customer data, trade secrets, unchecked results — and how permitted tools, clear rules and a six-point AI policy turn the situation around.
Most AI features scream for attention. We'd rather build them so they stay invisible — until the user notices the clicks are gone.
The EU AI Act for SMEs: risk classes briefly explained, what actually applies to typical ChatGPT use in a company, the timeline from February 2025 to August 2026 — and a pragmatic to-do list. No scaremongering, from practitioners.
We have prompts that show up in some form in every one of our apps. Here are the two most important ones — and why they work.
AI use cases in mid-sized companies that already pay off: receipt extraction, email triage, quote drafts, knowledge search and more — each with an honest calculation and the part talks leave out: where it fails.
Using AI in line with the GDPR: the real risks (US cloud chatbots, shadow AI), what the GDPR actually requires, EU hosting vs. on-prem, a vendor checklist — and an honest look at the EU AI Act. From practitioners, not lawyers.
Workshop for apps, software and AI. Building from Frechen, Germany since 2018.