A Jedi on the Fly experience

GenAI: Practical and Tactile

An hour that changes how your team thinks about generative AI, without a slide deck in sight. Real cards, real conversations, real fluency your people walk out with.

The experience

Ditch the slides. Play your way to AI fluency.

Most AI training is a lecture your team forgets by lunch. This is the opposite. We put a physical deck of cards on the table and let people discover what generative AI can actually do for their work, in their own words, with their own examples.

By the end of the hour your people stop treating AI as a magic box and start seeing it as a set of moves they can run on any problem. That shift is the whole point.

Teams playing the GenAI card deck
How the hour flows

Three acts, one hour, zero lectures

Act 1 · 10 min

The Language Landscape

A fast warm-up that gets everyone speaking the same language about what these tools are and are not. No jargon gatekeeping, just a shared starting line.

Act 2 · 15 min

The Opportunity Dreamscape

The DREAMS cards hit the table. Teams map real work against six modes of AI and spot the openings hiding in their own day-to-day.

Act 3 · 15 min

Dream Up Your Own Solutions

On a shared game board, teams design a working AI flow for a problem they actually own, and leave with something they can try the next morning.

A team mid-game with the GenAI card deck
The DREAMS framework: Diverge, Review, Edit, Analyze, Morph, Search
The framework

Six modes. One constraint that changes everything.

DREAMS is the backbone of the deck. Six clear ways to put generative AI to work, so your team stops guessing and starts picking the right move for the job in front of them.

  • Diverge — open up options you would not have reached alone.
  • Review — pressure-test and critique what you already have.
  • Edit — reshape and refine language, tone, and structure.
  • Analyze — find the pattern buried in the mess.
  • Morph — move an idea from one form or format into another.
  • Search — pull grounded answers from a sea of information.
Where it comes from

Built by people who helped build the deck

Curtis Michelson, who leads Jedi on the Fly, was one of the first collaborators on the AI Tinkerers card deck alongside its creator, Alex Eisenchteter. This session grows out of that work and hundreds of hours running it with real teams.

We are not repackaging someone else's material. We know why every card is on the table, and we tune the session to the industry and the questions your team actually walks in with.

Bring this to your team or conference

An hour, a table, and a deck of cards is all it takes to move a room from AI-curious to AI-capable. Tell us about your team and we will shape the session around it.