Free AI upskilling workshop: build a working tool in one evening
For the first time, one person can build things that used to need a developer, a data analyst, an automation specialist or an entire team. Not a mockup, but a working tool that other people can use. That changes what a good marketer, operations lead, consultant or business owner can do without waiting on anyone, and very few people have caught up to it yet.
In two hours you will build something real with Lovable, in a small team, starting from a plain description of what you want. Industry expert Kristina Grigaitytė (ex-Nord Security) from Turing College runs the session.
What this looks like in a normal job
Say your team exports data every month, sends it to one person to check and another to turn into customised PDFs. You could build a single system that handles all of it, understand exactly how it works, and change it yourself when the process changes. That is days of work back, every month.
Or take the dashboard you need. Normally that request sits in an analyst's queue for a few weeks, and every adjustment afterwards is another wait. You can build it yourself and edit it in minutes when the question changes.
How the evening runs
10 minutes: where AI actually stands right now, and what changed in the past year.
20 minutes: Kristina demonstrates core features in Lovable and shows what other people have shipped with it.
10 minutes: we split into small teams and pick what to build.
50 minutes: you build, with Kristina moving between rooms to help.
30 minutes: teams demo what they made, ask each other questions and get feedback.
Who this is for
Anyone who is tired of performing manual tasks and feels AI might offer a way to make their work more efficient, but doesn’t quite know how. Marketers, operations and project people, analysts, consultants and founders. No coding experience needed.
What to bring
A laptop, a free Lovable account (takes two minutes to set up) and ideally one real problem from your work. A report somebody rebuilds by hand every month, a form that gets lost in email, a spreadsheet that has outgrown itself. Those make the best projects.
The last 30 minutes are optional. If you leave after your own build you will still have something working to take away.
Kristina closes with what it takes to do this properly and safely at work, and how our Building with AI programme covers it, Claude Code included.