From AI User to AI Builder: The Skills You Need to Build AI Agents and Workflows

🚀 ONLINE WEBINAR "From AI User to AI Builder: Skills for Agents, Automation, and Modern AI Systems"
📅 Date: September 3, 2026
⏰ Time: 1:00 PM ET
📍 Location: Virtual
🎤 Speaker: Sheamus McGovern

Registration is required. Please RSVP in advance.
🔗 Join the live session: streamyard.com/watch/8mQUxr3Sn9Gf

Most professionals already use AI tools—but how are AI agents, automated workflows, and real-world AI applications actually built?
Join us for a practical, expert-led session exploring the essential skills behind today’s AI systems.

• We’ll break down important concepts including:
• Large language models and prompting
• Context and memory
• Retrieval and tool use
• AI evaluation
• Coding assistants
• Workflow automation
• Agentic AI systems

You’ll also discover how developers are using tools such as Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot to build more efficiently.
Not a developer? This session is for you, too. We’ll explore how product managers, analysts, marketers, sales professionals, business leaders, and operations teams can use AI agents and workflow tools to automate meaningful, real-world work.

• What you’ll take away:
• A practical roadmap for moving from AI user to AI builder
• A clearer understanding of the AI concepts that matter most
• Guidance on which skills and tools to learn first
• Examples of how AI agents and automated workflows can support different roles
• An introduction to the structured, hands-on learning available through the ODSC AI Skills Accelerator

Who should attend?
This session is ideal for AI practitioners, data scientists, analysts, software developers, ML engineers, data engineers, product managers, business leaders, operations teams, sales and marketing professionals, and anyone interested in building practical skills with AI agents and workflows.

About the ODSC AI Skills Accelerator
This webinar is part of the ODSC AI Skills Accelerator, a series of practical, expert-led sessions designed to help AI and data profess