The Future of AI Meetup #2: AI in Your Daily Workflow
The Future of AI community returns with a hands-on look at how AI fits into an ordinary working day: from inbox and meetings to documents, research and code, with the guardrails that keep it safe.
About This Webinar
Join dr Piotr Siemeniak for the second Future of AI Meetup. After the kickoff session on Claude Code for business, this edition widens the lens. It looks at how AI assistants and agents fit into a whole working day, not just the coding part of it.
This one-hour online session opens with a short recap of Meetup #1 and a live pulse on how attendees use AI today. It continues with a practical walkthrough of a real day’s workflow and ends with an open workflow swap.
Agenda
19:00–19:05 — Welcome & Meetup #1 Recap.
What we covered, what the community voted for, and why this topic came next.
19:05–19:10 — Quick Pulse.
A live poll on where attendees already use AI day to day, and where it still feels like more effort than it saves.
19:10–19:35 — Talk: A Day with AI — From Inbox to Commit.
A live walkthrough of a real working day: a morning brief pulled from email and calendar, research and drafting, meeting follow-ups, coding tasks handed off to agents, and an end-of-day review. The focus is on what sticks after the novelty wears off.
19:35–19:50 — Workflow Swap.
Attendees share one AI workflow, prompt or setup that genuinely saves them time. The best ones are collected and shared after the event.
19:50–20:00 — Wrap-up & Next Steps.
Summary, next event announcement, and how to get involved as a speaker or co-organizer.
What will you learn?
- Deciding which parts of your day are worth delegating to AI and which should stay with you
- Connecting assistants to email, calendar, documents and task trackers, and scoping their permissions sensibly
- Building reusable context (skills, project instructions, templates) so you stop re-explaining the same things
- Running agents in parallel on longer tasks and reviewing their output without it becoming a second job
- Guardrails for everyday use: what data stays out, how shared content can carry prompt injection, and where a human must stay in the loop
Who should attend?
Developers, tech leads, CTOs, founders, consultants and managers who use AI tools occasionally and want them to become a dependable part of every working day. Most of the session applies beyond coding, so no programming background is required. Just bring one workflow you’d like to improve.
Your Presenter
Piotr Siemieniak, PhD
Founder
I am a dual specialist — a **lawyer and a software engineer with a focus on cybersecurity**. By combining technical expertise with legal insights, I address data protection and security challenges from both perspectives. I have **defended my PhD on “Data Protection by Design”**, where I integrated law, information security, and software engineering. I deliver services such as audits, consultancy, compliance management solutions, and specialized training. My focus is on privacy and security engineering. My goal is to deliver deep technical knowledge with mix of legal expertise to the Software Development Life Cycle to improve compliance and security.
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Who Should Attend
CTOs and technical leaders driving secure system architecture at scale
Engineering teams embedding security and privacy into development lifecycle
IT Managers and CISOs improving security posture and operational compliance
Web and Software Developers building secure and compliant applications
Anyone interested in this topic is welcome to attend.