I am deciding whether AI belongs in a workflow
Map the work, people, evidence, consequences, and constraints before choosing an intervention.
Use the Opportunity Studio →Start here
Choose by situation,
not by software.
Four browser-local decision tools, two complete self-paced courses, and eleven public Decision Desk editions (Issues 02–12) are available now. Each page states what is ready to use, what is still being built, and what it cannot establish.
I need to document one consequential decision
Preserve the alternatives, evidence, owner, affected people, uncertainty, stop conditions, and review triggers.
Build a decision record →I need to compare tools or vendors
Compare the current process and two candidates against five non-negotiable gates and your own weighted criteria.
Compare the options →I am preparing a bounded pilot
Define the hypothesis, baseline, measures, authority, affected-party input, stop, rollback, and final decision before testing.
Design the pilot →I want to build and govern a citation-verification system
Take the complete 15-hour open course with eighteen lessons and practices, a lab kit, knowledge checks, capstone, and assessment rubric.
Start the course →I want to examine work before automating it
Take the complete AI & Your Work self-paced flagship with 24 chapters totaling 105 minutes of labeled lesson time, the Kōkua Studio case, participant workbook, four findings, intervention ladder, and Monday Plan. Allow about two hours.
Begin the masterclass →I want a year of practical AI decision learning
Explore the twelve-month Decision Desk plan, its distinct questions and instruments, and the honest readiness of every issue.
Open Decision Desk →I may want to work with Aloha AI
See what is available now, what is still being built, and how to begin a useful nonconfidential conversation.
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