AI / AI Council

Bring AI into the work people already do.

Internal AI exploration and team learning alongside media operations at Razorfish.

Illustration of an AI workshop desk with workflow cards, learning material, and an assistant interface. — Editorial illustration of the project scope. Not a production screenshot.

Practice & team learningConceptual overview

Everyday workflows

AI exploration

Shared discussion

Practical team understanding

Internal initiative. A simplified visual guide to the work described below.

Start with a useful application.

My AI Council work sits alongside hands-on media operations. That connection matters. Exploring a tool is more useful when the discussion includes the actual workflow, the information people need, and the decisions that remain theirs.

Connect exploration with team learning.

As a co-lead, I have been involved in exploring how AI can support work. My broader responsibilities also include training materials and process documentation. The shared thread is making a new way of working understandable to the people expected to use it.

The process

How the work came together.

A workshop view of AI use cases and workflow questions. Editorial illustration.

Start from the workflow

Connect discussion of AI tools to tasks and information people already work with.

Explore useful applications

Consider where assistance could fit and which decisions still require judgment.

Make the approach understandable

Connect exploration with clear discussion and practical guidance for colleagues.

Skills & applications

What the work called for.

AI use-case explorationOperational thinkingTeam communicationPractical learning

Internal AI exploration: Co-leadership connects emerging capabilities with operational needs.
Workflow discussions: The focus is how a tool could support a task in context.
Learning materials: Training and process documentation also form part of my broader operations role.

The deliverables