Thinking With Critical Insight using A.I.

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Half Day

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Course Overview

AI can accelerate thinking, but it cannot replace critical judgment.

In a world where artificial intelligence accelerates information, analysis, communication, and decision-making, the ability to think critically is more essential than ever. AI can help leaders generate ideas, summarize information, and explore possibilities quickly, but it cannot determine what is accurate, ethical, relevant, or wise. This workshop helps participants use critical insight to validate AI-assisted output, challenge assumptions, reduce bias, and apply sound human judgment to leadership decisions.

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Thinking With Critical Insight using A.I. Course Overview

Learning Objectives

Apply the four major steps of critical thinking to AI-supported decisions and workflows
Explain sources of human and AI-enabled bias and how to minimize them through objectivity, validation, and open-mindedness
Evaluate, identify, and distinguish between relevant, irrelevant, unsupported, and AI-generated information
Use curiosity and stronger questions to improve AI prompts, human reasoning, and final judgment

COURSE AGENDA

In this workshop, participants learn to use AI as a thinking partner while keeping critical thinking at the center of the process. Using the same four-section flow as Thinking with Critical Insight, participants explore how open-mindedness, analysis, and evaluation, validation and logic become crucial in human judgement. The course emphasizes practical leadership habits: ask better questions, organize information, test outputs, reduce bias where possible, and decide responsibly.

Personal Leadership

Self Development

The Challenges of Modern Thinking When AI Accelerates Information
Why Critical Thinking Becomes More Important, Not Less Important
Becoming Rational Thinkers in an AI-Supported Workplace
Distinguishing Thinking, Critical Thinking, and AI-Assisted Thinking
Open-Mindedness, Multiple Perspectives, and Prompted Perspectives
Non-Linear Thinking with AI as a Thinking Partner
Activities: Prompt, Perception, and Perspective; AI-Assisted Problem Exploration

Four Steps to Utilizing Analysis and Logic
Prompting as Questioning: Defining the Problem Before Using AI
Asking the Right Questions of the Situation and the Output
Organizing Human, Verified, and AI-Generated Information
Evaluating Accuracy, Relevance, Completeness, Logic, and Risk
Drawing Conclusions Based on Facts, Not Fluency
Building Better Processes Instead of Fire-Fighting
Activities: AI-Supported Recommendations by Thinking Style; AI-Specific Critical Thinking Challenges