Research · Data · Program Leadership

A practical, live workshop for AI program managers, technical project managers, product leaders, and Chiefs of Staff who need to assess AI performance claims, challenge the evidence, and recommend what to do next — without needing to build or train a model.
Learn to distinguish convincing numbers from trustworthy evidence and turn evaluation results into decisions about what to ship, change, investigate, or stop.
Learn to ask better questions, recognize trustworthy AI evidence, and make confident, evidence-based decisions about what happens next.
Connect AI objectives to evaluation methods and real-world outcomes.
Spot when a metric measures the wrong thing.
Understand how rubrics, calibration, and evaluator agreement affect reliability.
Recognize when evaluation results need more scrutiny.
Look beyond “92% accurate” to uncover hidden failures, edge cases, and bias.
Identify gaps between headline results and real-world performance.
Set decision thresholds before results are known.
Decide whether to ship, pivot, narrow scope, gather more evidence, or stop.
Understand key terms like ground truth, eval sets, drift, and LLM-as-judge.
Follow technical discussions and ask informed questions without needing to build the AI.
Use 18 ready-to-use questions in plain-language and advanced versions.
Challenge assumptions, surface evidence gaps, and contribute to better decisions.
A live vote reveals how quickly people can disagree about what “good” means. Meet Kai, a household robot learning to put away groceries, whose evaluation journey runs throughout the workshop.
Explore the AI Learning Loop, from objectives and ground truth to evaluation, deployment, and learning from failure.
Explore rubrics, calibration, and inter-rater reliability. See how improving the evaluation process can improve agreement between human evaluators.
Kai is “92% accurate.” Investigate what that headline number hides across segments, edge cases, sampling, and bias. Decide what the evidence actually justifies.
Bring the frameworks and 18 practical questions into your next AI evaluation conversation. Identify what you would ask, what evidence you would need, and what decision you would recommend.

Research & analytics leader helping teams make better AI decisions
Product, program, and technical program managers who review AI results they didn't produce and need to decide what happens next.
Chiefs of Staff, operations, and business leaders asked to approve, fund, or expand an AI pilot.
Data, analytics, research and insights professionals who assess AI performance and turn findings into recommendations for teams and leaders.

Live sessions
Learn directly from Dave Rogers in a real-time, interactive format.
Live, expert-led 2-hour workshop
Research-grade frameworks applied through guided cases, live votes, and hands-on exercises.
AI Evaluation Vocabulary Guide — Complete Edition ($29 value)
100+ terms in plain English: what each means, why it matters, where you’ll hear it, and where teams get it wrong.
AI Evaluation Evidence Pack — Complete Edition ($39 value)
A field guide to the AI Learning Loop, reliability, validity, and real-world fit, with six professional perspectives.
Follow-up live Q&A
30 minutes on Monday, November 16, 10:00–10:30 AM PST. Bring the questions that come up as you apply the frameworks.
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