Bring a problem. Leave with a concept.
The lowest-risk way to work with me. Your team designs a real AI concept together, using a proven method, with no technical background required. You leave knowing what's worth doing, and what isn't.
Most teams start with the technology.
You know you need to do something with AI in your products and services. The hard part is choosing the move that's worth the investment, and designing it so it survives your data, your compliance reality, and the people who have to use it. This session gives you a structured, low-risk way to find that move in a single sitting.
You design a real AI concept, together.
Start with the work, not the technology
We map the product or service experience and find where the friction and the opportunity actually live.
Match AI to the opportunity
Using a plain-language card system, the team matches AI capabilities to the moments where they'd make a real difference. No jargon, no engineers required.
Shape a concept
We turn the strongest match into a concrete AI concept you can see and react to, with a built-in check on the ethics and the human role.
Know your next move
You leave clear on whether it's worth taking further, and what the path to a validated, build-ready concept looks like.
You leave with clarity on the one move worth pursuing, and the confidence to say no to the rest.
A proven method, in senior hands.
The session runs on the AI Design Sprint®. I'm certified in the method, and I bring twenty years of service design and UX strategy in healthcare and financial services to it. You don't just leave with an AI idea. You leave with one that holds up where it counts.
Leaders in regulated industries
Healthcare, financial services, and other trust-sensitive domains where "just bolt AI on" has hit its limit.
Product and service teams
Groups putting AI into what they sell, who need a way to choose the right move without breaking the experience.
Non-technical leaders
You don't need a data science background. The method is built so business leaders can lead the thinking.
What it isn't. Not a software demo. Not a sales pitch. Not a lecture on AI. You and your team do the work, on something close to your own problem, and you keep what you make.
Let's find where AI actually pays.
The simplest first step is a short Experience Session, the front door to AI Opportunity Mapping. Ninety minutes where your team designs a real AI concept together and leaves knowing what's worth pursuing, and what isn't. Or just tell me what's on your mind. Either works.
Prefer email? aaron@kennellydesign.co