Vibe Coding Workshop #2: Solving complex problems with human capability & AI
A high-energy, practical workshop designed to help mixed teams tackle complex business challenges by combining AI and human capability. Tech and non-tech participants will learn by practicing advanced prompting techniques, and refining prototypes.
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Non-Member $0.00
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About this event
How do mixed teams use AI to unlock the potential of new ways of working?
Join ACS Canberra and AI CoLab for the next chapter of our Vibe Coding Series - a high-energy, hands-on workshop designed to help you collaborate, experiment, and solve problems using AI.
What You’ll Learn:
- Problem Framing & Trade-Off Analysis: Use the S-C-R (Situation–Complication–Resolution) framework to define clear technical and business boundaries.
- Rapid AI Prototyping: Turn ideas into user stories, generate prototype concepts, and build functional layers with AI.
- Iterative Testing & Refinement: Use AI personas to simulate scenarios, test assumptions, and improve your solution.
- (Bonus for Leaders)The Future of AI Augmentation: Explore why organisations are shifting from automation to augmentation - and what that means for team structure, decision-making, and capability.
Who Should Attend?
- Leaders & decision-makers
- Product managers & business analysts
- Developers & engineers
- Students & emerging professionals
- Anyone curious about applied AI in teamwork and problem-solving
Secure Your Spot
Places are limited due to the hands-on format. Register now and join us for an immersive afternoon of AI-powered problem solving.
This is a free event for members and non-members, but registration is required.
Speakers
Eric is passionate about giving back to the community by sharing knowledge and creating opportunities locally and globally. He currently serves as:
-Gartner Peer Ambassador (IT) at Gartner
-Responsible AI Lead Assessor at IEEE Standards Association
-Industry Advisor at the Open Source Institute – University of Canberra
His journey spans emerging tech at Cisco Innovation Centre, production-level development at ICN, and now applied AI at News Corp Australia. His work prioritises reducing operational friction, enabling faster insight, and supporting clearer, higher-confidence decision making.
Harshil blends systems thinking, engineering discipline, and commercial strategy to turn rough ideas into working results quickly and intelligently, helping bridge from fast concept to production-level execution without re-inventing the stack.
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