Responsible everyday use
What these tools actually do, what they invent, and how to tell the difference. Writing, summarising, translating, reading documents: the uses that hold up, and the ones that waste time.
Your teams already use ChatGPT, Copilot or Claude every day, usually without a framework. The risk is not the tool — it is the absence of a clear rule about what may go into it. Our training provides that framework, in plain language, for people who are not IT specialists.
What these tools actually do, what they invent, and how to tell the difference. Writing, summarising, translating, reading documents: the uses that hold up, and the ones that waste time.
Which data may leave your organisation and which never may. Where your input goes depending on the tool, what Swiss hosting means, and how to write an internal rule people can actually follow.
For technical profiles: how a language model works, what a vector database is, and what integrating AI with your existing systems actually involves.
What these organisations share: their raw material is information, and some of that information is confidential or regulated.
Professions bound by secrecy, whose staff handle client files every day.
Your staff know which data may leave the practice and which never may — and why a client file does not go into a consumer tool.
Health data, session notes, correspondence with insurers.
Patient data stays out of public tools, and your teams can draft an AI-assisted report without ever entering an identifier.
Citizen data, language obligations, traceability of decisions.
Your departments have a written rule on what may be processed with AI — usable day to day, and defensible to your supervisory authority.
Teaching staff facing tools their students already use.
Your teachers can tell what AI does well from what it invents, and your students get a framework instead of an unenforceable ban.
Small teams, a lot of writing, no IT budget.
Two or three people save hours on activity reports, grant applications and communications, without buying anything new.
Dense documentation, tenders, standards that must be cited correctly.
Your engineers use AI for documentation and tender responses, while knowing exactly why it does not replace a verified calculation.
Half a day
Framing and responsible use. For a team getting started.
One day
The introduction, plus hands-on workshops on your own cases.
2 to 3 days
Over several weeks, with follow-up between sessions.
Delivered in French, German or English, on site or remotely. Reduced rate for associations and the public sector.
Tell us who needs training and what they use AI for today. We will propose a format, with no commitment.
Tell us briefly about your situation. We reply personally within 48 hours, no strings attached.
Every training starts with a free first conversation to understand your work, your tools and where your teams are starting from.
03 plates-formes Sàrl
Route de Massongex 4
1880 Bex, Switzerland
+41 24 552 55 22
contact@dexo.ch
Training available in French, English, German, Spanish.