✨ Use GENERATIVE A.I. with Miro Assist
- Date
- 2024-03-11
- Host
- R GENERATION
About this event
Generative AI is changing how teams think, plan, and build, but most people still haven’t seen what that looks like inside the tools they already use. This in-person session is focused on exactly that: how to use Miro Assist in a practical, collaborative way so you can move from curiosity to real workflow value. Whether you use Miro for workshops, product thinking, team planning, or idea development, this event is designed to help you understand where generative AI fits, where it helps, and how to use it without losing the quality of human judgment. Expect a grounded, hands-on experience with room for conversation, questions, and connection. About the Event This event centers on using generative AI with Miro Assist in a live, in-person setting. Rather than treating AI as an abstract trend, the session brings it into a familiar working environment and explores how it can support collaboration, synthesis, ideation, and faster momentum inside Miro. The format is community-friendly and practical. You can expect a mix of explanation, demonstration, and discussion, with a strong emphasis on how people actually work together in digital-first and hybrid contexts. If you’ve seen the headlines about generative AI but want a clearer view of how it applies inside a visual collaboration platform, this is the right place to start. There is also a networking element built into the evening. Because the event is in person, you’ll have the chance to meet others who are exploring similar questions around AI, modern teamwork, visual thinking, and digital tools. That makes this more than a product walkthrough; it’s also a way to connect with a community that is actively experimenting with what comes next. What to Expect You should expect an evening that balances learning, applied examples, and conversation. The core theme is how Miro Assist can support the way people generate ideas, structure thinking, and work more efficiently without replacing the judgment and context that good collaboration depends on. Likely points of focus include: An introduction to what Miro Assist is and where it fits inside Miro workflows A look at how generative AI can support brainstorming, clustering, reframing, summarizing, or outlining ideas Practical examples of where AI can save time during workshops, planning sessions, or collaborative problem-solving Discussion of when AI output is useful, when it needs editing, and how to stay thoughtful about quality Informal networking with other attendees interested in AI, digital collaboration, and new ways of working Because this is an in-person event, you can also expect a more dynamic exchange than you’d get from a purely online session. You’ll be able to react in real time, ask direct questions, compare use cases with others, and leave with a stronger sense of how these tools can fit into your own work. The atmosphere is likely to appeal both to people who are just getting started and to those who already use Miro and want to sharpen how they work with AI features. You do not need to arrive as an expert; the value comes from being curious, engaged, and ready to think critically about what good AI-assisted collaboration looks like. Why Attend If you’ve been trying to separate real utility from hype, this event gives you a more concrete lens. Instead of discussing AI in broad terms, it focuses on a specific use case inside a platform many teams already rely on. That makes the learning immediately easier to understand and easier to apply. You’ll leave with a better sense of how generative AI can support collaborative work rather than just individual prompting. That distinction matters. Many AI conversations focus on solo productivity, but Miro Assist opens up questions about team workflows, shared thinking, and how ideas move from messy input to useful structure. Reasons this event is worth your time: You’ll get a clearer understanding of how AI can fit into actual team processes You’ll see how Miro Assist can help accelerate early-stage thinking and organization You’ll build confidence in evaluating AI outputs instead of accepting them at face value You’ll connect with peers working at the intersection of community, collaboration, and emerging technology You’ll come away with ideas you can test in your own sessions, boards, or team rituals This is especially valuable if your work involves facilitation, planning, innovation, product thinking, or helping groups make progress together. Even if your current use of AI is basic, the event can help you move toward more intentional and useful adoption. Practical Details This is an in-person event, which means the experience is built around live interaction, direct discussion, and face-to-face networking. If you get more value from being in the room, hearing how others are approaching the same tools, and asking questions as they arise, that format is a real advantage. The event takes place on Monday, March 11 at 6:30 PM GMT+1. The evening timing makes it well suited for professionals, builders, facilitators, and curious community members who want to learn after the workday and still have space for conversation. A few helpful expectations to keep in mind: The focus is on generative AI in Miro, not AI in the abstract The session is likely to be most useful if you come ready to think about your own workflows and collaboration challenges Because networking is part of the event, it helps to be open to conversation before, during, or after the main session If you already use Miro, you’ll likely spot immediate applications; if you’re newer to it, you’ll still gain a solid picture of what the tool can enable If you want a practical, community-oriented introduction to using generative AI in a visual collaboration environment, this event offers a focused way to learn, ask better questions, and meet others exploring the same shift.
Who should attend
This event is for people who want a practical, real-world view of how generative AI can improve collaborative work inside tools they already use. - You use **Miro** for workshops, planning, research, product thinking, or team collaboration and want to understand how **Miro Assist** can fit into that work. - You’re curious about **generative AI**, but you want examples tied to actual workflows rather than broad theory or trend-driven talk. - You facilitate sessions, lead teams, or help groups make decisions, and you’re looking for ways to speed up synthesis, ideation, or structure without losing quality. - You work in a **digital-first, creative, strategic, or innovation-focused role** and want to explore how AI can support better thinking, not just faster output. - You enjoy learning in a **community setting** where you can ask questions, compare approaches, and meet others experimenting with similar tools. - You’re early in your AI journey or already testing new methods and want a more grounded perspective on what is genuinely useful. If you want to leave with clearer ideas, sharper questions, and new connections around AI-powered collaboration, you’ll feel at home here.