April 2, 2026, 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm ET
The buzz around Agentic AI is everywhere, but there’s a massive gap between the headlines and practical use. Everyone is talking about how "agents" will redefine the way we work, but very few people are showing you how to actually build them into your day-to-day routine.
This webinar provides a practical guide on how to incorporate AI agents into your workflow. No technical or programming experience required.
In this free 1-hour webinar, Dr. Dan Grahn, a seasoned AI researcher and expert in organizational AI adoption, strips away the jargon to show you exactly how agents can start doing the heavy lifting for you today. This isn't just a high-level overview; it’s a practical guide to completing every day tasks with AI. Join us as Dan walks you through:
- The "Agent" Breakdown: What agents actually are, how they think, and how they differ from standard chatbots.
- The Current Toolkit: A look at the most powerful tools available right now that you can start using immediately.
- Claude Code for Non-Coders: How to leverage the power of Claude Code to automate complex tasks without needing to write a single line of code yourself.
- Customizing Your AI: How to add specific features and instructions to your agent so it works exactly the way you do.
At the conclusion of the session, Dr. Grahn will hold a live Q&A session. Bring your questions!
Target Audience: Anyone ready to move beyond basic AI prompting. While experience with a terminal interface is helpful, it is absolutely not required—this session is designed to be accessible to all.
About the presenter:
Dr. Dan Grahn is a seasoned AI researcher, cybersecurity expert, and educator with a proven track record of bridging the gap between cutting-edge technology and practical applications. His career spans from early web development to government R&D, with a current research focus on the critical intersection of AI and cybersecurity. Dr. Grahn is dedicated to both securing and ethically challenging the technologies we rely on. He is a sought-after educator, conference speaker, and published researcher.
