Method

A 90-minute workshop that builds shared language

The exercises are designed for a leadership team of 5–10 people. Plan 60–90 minutes per scenario. You need a facilitator, a room, and the courage to engage with questions that don't have obvious answers.

  1. 1

    5 min

    Pick a scenario

    Filter by industry, size and AI maturity. Pick a dilemma close to your reality — or deliberately one that feels distant to challenge assumptions.

  2. 2

    5 min

    Briefing — shared picture

    The facilitator reads the scenario aloud. No discussion yet. Each participant notes their first impression individually.

  3. 3

    25 min

    Discussion in two rounds

    Two thematic blocks of questions. The facilitator makes sure all voices are heard and drops in 'triggers' when the conversation stalls.

  4. 4

    15 min

    Framework — structure it

    Place the heated discussion into a decision framework. It creates shared language and takes the prestige out of the opinions.

  5. 5

    15 min

    Decision time

    Pick one of the proposed paths — or formulate your own. Justify it. Document who owns the follow-up.

  6. 6

    10 min

    Reflection

    Return to the reflection questions. What does each person take with them? Which decision needs to be made for real — and by whom?

Worth remembering

There are no right answers

The scenarios are not tests. They are mirrors. The value lies in what the group discovers about itself — about different views on responsibility, risk and the place of human judgement — when AI shifts the boundaries of everyday work.

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