Generative AI Creative Services & Strategy

Creative AI services

AI for the work you actually do.

I help teams decide where AI belongs, learn it hands-on, and build rooms where people can make sense of it together.

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Filmmakers and creative technologists sit in a discussion circle at Multimodal Media Lab.
BC + AI Film Club, July 2026. Photo by Michelle Diamond.

AI strategy

For teams deciding where AI belongs in the work and who should make those calls.

What we can make
A shortlist of use cases to test, the risks to watch, and a first experiment with a clear owner.
See it in practice
The Responsible AI Professional program puts decisions on paper through risk assessments and deployment checklists.
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One workflow or decision your team is wrestling with and the constraints around it.

Training and workshops

For creative teams, educators, and staff who learn by trying things together.

What we can make
A hands-on lab built around your work, with a workflow or exercise people can run again on their own.
See it in practice
AI Upgrade shows how BC + AI structures hands-on workflow practice for creative professionals.
Bring
Who’s coming, what tools they can use, and a task they want to get better at.

Community systems

For organizers, civic groups, and cultural teams that want people to keep learning between gatherings.

What we can make
A repeatable gathering format and a simple way to publish what came out of the room.
See it in practice
The BC + AI ecosystem connects recurring gatherings to an open archive of recaps, photos, and practical resources.
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Who you’re trying to convene, what already exists, and what you want people to do together.

Keynotes and briefings

For event organizers and leadership teams making sense of what AI changes for the people in their room.

What we can make
A talk or briefing framed around your audience’s question, with examples they can take into their own work.
See it in practice
Watch recordings of Both Hands Full and Punk Rock AI and browse the six talks on Speaking.
Bring
Who’s in the room, the date and format, and what you want people thinking about when they leave.