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September 2023 Technology Session
13 September 2023 @ 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
$15.00
Helping to build a healthier relationship with technology
Monthly topics will cover computers, phones, tablets, laptops, TVs and Audio devices depending on the month
These Sessions are restricted to 13 participants so make sure you and book each session early to avoid missing out!
This Months’s session will cover: AI (Artificial Inteligence)
This workshop will be an introduction to AI.
Although it is only an introduction to AI, some previous general knowledge in technology will be beneficial.
~ A general overview of what AI is.
~ Practical use of some AI tools like ChatGPT.
~ A look at AI to convert text to images.
~ Some other examples of what AI can do.
Of course you are welcome to bring a device with you, like a laptop if you wish to try some examples as you are being instructed.
Background of our presenter:
Graham MacDermott is the principal of Any Tech a business established specifically to provide affordable help.
Graham has a patient approach to teaching and can adapt teaching methods to suit each student.
His back ground includes over 35 years of various technology experience including 16 years in law enforcement.
Graham worked as a Detective in the Queensland Police Service where he developed skills in forensic computing.
He was also fortunate enough to obtain some of his training through the FBI.
Graham became a trainer himself in forensic practices, teaching other officers these skills and has run many training courses related to technology.
He continually pursues training himself in a wide variety of technology venues but has a strong passion for cyber security.
His drive is to teach people how to develop a better relationship with technology, but also how to secure yourself while venturing amongst it.
About the Chamber:
The Chamber exists to foster commerce within the Chamber’s precincts.
The emphasis is to bring together organisations (for profit and not for profit) to better cater to the needs of our community
We do this by maximising the greater resources available through the Chamber including:
- through networking, information exchange and education;
- through developing apolitical, positive relationships and communications with all levels of government;
- by contributing to the wider social, health and well-being of our community.