A real decision
Each issue begins with one bounded question people face when AI enters actual work.
Decision Desk · twelve-month learning plan
Twelve decisions. Eleven open instruments.
Decision Desk is a twelve-part curriculum about the choices people face when AI enters real work. Issues 02–12 are open as complete self-paced web editions. Issue 01 has a prepared RN-led release candidate but is not approved for delivery.
Plan windowSep 2026–Aug 2027
Open self-pacedIssues 02–12
Prepared, not openIssue 01
Live enrollmentClosed
What each public edition provides
Learn the issue. Use the instrument. Keep your own record.
You can use an open edition without an account and without waiting for a live event.
A complete lesson sequence
The public editions explain the problem, relevant evidence, failure modes, and decision boundaries.
A reusable instrument
Each open edition includes a browser-local tool or structured record for working through the decision.
An honest status
Self-paced availability, live-teaching readiness, Clinic availability, and enrollment are stated separately.
Twelve-month curriculum
From intake boundaries to retirement decisions.
Choose the question closest to the work in front of you. The dates organize the plan; they are not promises of a live monthly event.
Sep 2026 · RN-led release candidate prepared; not approved for delivery
Before You Use AI for Client Intake
Decision: Should a small law firm use AI to summarize prospective-client intake?
Instrument: Intake Summarization Evaluation Card
Open the flagship record →Oct 2026 · Public self-paced edition open; live delivery not approved
Before the Bot Joins the Meeting
Decision: Should an AI meeting bot enter one defined meeting class?
Instrument: Meeting Capture Permission and Record Map
Open the self-paced edition →Nov 2026 · Public self-paced edition open; live delivery not approved
Should AI Answer Your Customers?
Decision: Which support functions and message classes may AI classify, retrieve, draft, send, or act on?
Instrument: Support Automation Authority Map
Open the self-paced edition →Dec 2026 · Public self-paced edition open; live delivery not approved
Can Your AI Find the Right Answer?
Decision: Which internal questions may AI answer from which sources for which users?
Instrument: Knowledge Answerability and Source-Authority Test
Open the self-paced edition →Jan 2027 · Public self-paced edition open; live delivery not approved
Should AI Help Choose People?
Decision: May AI assist at one defined stage of an opportunity process?
Instrument: Human Opportunity Decision Impact Map
Open the self-paced edition →Feb 2027 · Public self-paced edition open; live delivery not approved
Can You Prove That AI-Written Claim?
Decision: May AI draft a defined public-claim class for one channel?
Instrument: Public-Claim Substantiation Gate
Open the self-paced edition →Mar 2027 · Public self-paced edition open; live delivery not approved
Can People Trust This AI Explanation?
Decision: When may AI translate complex authoritative information without becoming individualized advice?
Instrument: High-Stakes Explanation Fidelity Test
Open the self-paced edition →Apr 2027 · Public self-paced edition open; live delivery not approved
Can You Use Someone’s AI Voice or Image?
Decision: When may an organization create and distribute one bounded synthetic voice, likeness, performance, or documentary-style asset?
Instrument: Synthetic Media Permission and Provenance Record
Open the self-paced edition →May 2027 · Public self-paced edition open; live delivery not approved
What Should Your AI Agent Be Allowed to Do?
Decision: When may an AI agent send, spend, change records, move data, schedule work, or act in another system?
Instrument: Agent Action Authority and Reversibility Matrix
Open the self-paced edition →Jun 2027 · Public self-paced edition open; live delivery not approved
What to Check Before Buying an AI Tool
Decision: How should a small organization evaluate, contract for, implement, and remain able to leave one exact AI product?
Instrument: AI Vendor Evidence and Contract Dossier
Open the self-paced edition →Jul 2027 · Public self-paced edition open; live delivery not approved
Should AI Review a Student’s Work?
Decision: When may an educator use AI to support feedback, assessment, personalization, or intervention while remaining responsible?
Instrument: Learner-Affecting AI Use Review
Open the self-paced edition →Aug 2027 · Public self-paced edition open; live delivery not approved
Is It Time to Stop Using This AI?
Decision: When should an organization pause, roll back, replace, or retire AI?
Instrument: AI Continuation and Retirement Decision Record
Open the self-paced edition →How to use an open edition
Work privately and at your own pace.
- Choose one issue and read its lesson sequence.
- Use the supplied fictional examples before applying the method to your own work.
- Keep confidential, privileged, regulated, or sensitive information out of the browser tool.
- Export any record you need to retain; Aloha AI cannot recover browser-local data.
- Treat the result as a structured decision aid—not legal clearance, professional advice, or permission to deploy AI.
Current readiness
Eleven self-paced editions are open. Live delivery is not.
Issue 01 has a 36-slide RN-led release candidate, complete verbatim narration, a slide-by-slide move sheet, a fictional teaching case, an Evaluation Card, participant-file candidates, and delivery controls. It remains closed pending RN approval, rehearsal, real-environment accessibility and platform tests, authorized review, and final go/no-go. Issues 02–12 have complete public self-paced lessons and their own browser-local decision instruments.
Future live teaching and Clinics require separate RN approval. A public page does not create a seat, reservation, price, or promise of delivery.
Open Issue 02