In one free live hour, Chris Lavin and Nate Armstrong take a real work task and do it with AI in front of you, using ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or Gemini. Then you ask your questions. No coding needed.
Thursday, December 3, 2026, 12 PM ET. You’ll get the Zoom link by email right after you register.
Thursday, December 3, 12 PM ET · 1 hour · Live on Zoom
If any of these sound like your week, you’re not behind. You’re normal.
Email, meetings and pings eat the hours you meant to spend on real work. Learning AI feels like one more thing on the list.
68%of knowledge workers say they struggle with the pace and volume of work. Microsoft Work Trend Index, 2024
Your boss, your clients or your competitors are using it. You got a login, maybe. Not a lesson.
39%of people who use AI at work have gotten AI training from their company. Microsoft Work Trend Index, 2024
A polished answer with a wrong number in it. Now you check everything twice, or you stopped using it.
57%of U.S. workers say they’ve made mistakes in their work because of AI. KPMG and University of Melbourne, 2025
Client names, numbers, contracts. Is that okay to paste? Nobody gave you the rules.
46%of U.S. workers admit uploading sensitive company information to public AI tools. KPMG and University of Melbourne, 2025
It’s not that AI takes your job tomorrow. It’s that someone who uses it well does your job faster.
66%of leaders say they wouldn’t hire someone without AI skills. Microsoft Work Trend Index, 2024
ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, agents, automations. Every week there’s a new one and a new expert.
72%of small business owners not using AI say they don’t know enough about the tools. ICIC survey of 3,752 owners, 2024
If you’re like a lot of people, you learned AI alone: a free account, a few videos, a bad first answer, and back to doing it the old way. Slack found 61% of desk workers had spent less than five hours learning to use AI.
You don’t need another hundred tips. You need to watch someone do real work with AI, see the prompt, see the check, and ask why. That’s the hour.
Source: Slack Workforce Index, Fall 2024.
Practical from start to finish. Here is what we cover in 60 minutes.
The simple structure that gets useful answers from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok and Gemini on the first try.
Which assistant to use for writing, research, analysis and images, and why. Stop guessing between apps.
How to hand off email, notes, summaries and follow-up to AI.
What agents can do today, and a safe way to try your first one.
Connect AI to forms, email and spreadsheets so routine work runs on its own.
What to keep out of AI tools, and how to check AI output before you rely on it.
One AI concept, explained in plain English.
Watch it done on a real task with ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or Gemini.
Turn the task into a repeatable workflow.
Bring your own use case and get answers.
Chris Lavin has used AI for three years to build some of the most advanced apps and software for satellite communication, ESPN and Royal Caribbean cruise ships. An entrepreneur, real estate investor, philanthropist and speaker, Chris has built and exited 8+ businesses, runs a satellite company that controls 70% or more of television broadcasts on cruise ships around the world, and is CEO of Home Invest.
Nate Armstrong has used AI to help build manufacturing facilities and acquire real estate. He is co-founder and President of Home Invest, which has more than $250 million in assets under management and over 2,000 apartment units, and he has worked in real estate since 2007. His recognitions include the Inc. 500 (#352, 2018) and Entrepreneur of the Year.
Straight answers, including the skeptical ones.
Yes. The class is free to attend. It’s a one-hour live class on Zoom on Thursday, December 3, at 12 PM ET.
The class is Thursday, December 3, 2026, at 12 PM ET, and it runs one hour, live on Zoom. You’ll get the Zoom link by email right after you register.
Most bad answers come from vague prompts and no checking step. In the class you watch a real task done start to finish, including the prompt structure we use and how to check the output before you rely on it.
Not always. We cover what to keep out of AI tools and how to check what comes back. Your company’s own AI policy comes first.
We can’t predict that for your job, and we won’t pretend to. What we can do is show you how to use AI on your own work, so you’re the one directing it.
No. The class is for people who want to use AI, not program it. If you can use email and a web browser, you can follow along.
Yes. The class starts from practical basics. If you already use ChatGPT, you’ll pick up better prompting, agents and automation.
The live demo uses ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or Gemini, and we cover which assistant fits writing, research, analysis and images. You don’t need to pay for any of them to attend.
A computer or phone with internet. A free ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or Gemini account helps you follow along, but isn’t required.
The class is free. After you register, you can add an optional companion workbook for $47, and at checkout you can add The AI Table, our monthly membership subscription, for $1 for the first month. Starting 30 days later, it renews automatically at $67 a month, billed monthly, until you cancel. You can cancel yourself anytime from your account. No refunds. You may also see an optional offer for The AI Table Accelerator, an 8-week program. All of it is optional.
The class is free, and the hour is about practical AI. We may mention other AI Foundry School programs or our consulting firm, Believe In More. Any next step is up to you.
Chris Lavin and Nate Armstrong of AI Foundry School. Chris has used AI for three years to build advanced apps and software for satellite communication, ESPN and Royal Caribbean cruise ships. Nate has used AI to help build manufacturing facilities and acquire real estate.
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Thursday, December 3, 12 PM ET. Live on Zoom. You’ll get the Zoom link by email right after you register.
P.S. You don’t need to be technical, and you don’t need to have AI figured out. Bring one task that eats your week and ask about it live. The class is free. Register above, and the Zoom link lands in your inbox.