Business AI Accelerator - Week 1: AI Opportunity Map

Name: Business AI Accelerator - Week 1: AI Opportunity Map
Start: 2027-02-09T09:00:00+0800
End: 2027-02-09T10:00:00+0800
Location: Hillview Intercultural Community Centre

Tue, 9 Feb 2027, 9am - 10am AWST

Hillview Intercultural Community Centre

Bentley WA, Australia

Western Australian AI Hub

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Description

If you are looking for a practical AI session with a clear outcome, this week is designed to give you one useful skill you can apply straight away.

Join WA AI Hub at Hillview Intercultural Centre for Business AI Accelerator - Week 1: AI Opportunity Map. This session is part of the Business AI Accelerator weekly programme and is built for small business owners, startup founders and solo operators.

In this session, participants will find the highest-value places AI can safely save time. The hands-on activity is to map five repetitive tasks, estimate time pressure, and choose one low-risk workflow to improve first. Participants will leave with Business AI Opportunity Map and a clear redo-at-home step.

The practical skills for this week include workflow mapping, task triage and time-saving estimates. The session uses safe practice examples. Participants should not enter personal, student, customer, health, legal, financial or confidential business information into AI tools.

Series Schedule

Week 1: AI Opportunity Map
Week 2: Build a Business Assistant
Week 3: Automate a Repetitive Workflow
Week 4: AI Marketing and Customer Messaging
Week 5: Market and Competitor Research
Week 6: Governance and Compliance Basics
Week 7: Measurement and Implementation
Week 8: Demo, Peer Review and Next Steps

Supported By

This program is supported by Hillview Intercultural Community Centre and the City of Canning as part of their commitment to building digital capability, responsible technology use, and future-ready skills within the community.

About the Facilitators

Dr Eunice Sari is Co-Founder and Management Committee Member of WA AI Hub and a leader in human-centred AI and inclusive design. With more than 25 years of experience in innovation, technology, and education, she is passionate about helping young people develop the skills and confidence to use AI creatively and responsibly.
Mr Josh Tedjasaputra is a WA AI Hub strategist, technologist, and educator who supports young people to explore AI through practical, hands-on learning while building digital skills, creativity, and critical thinking.

About WA AI Hub

WA AI Hub (Western Australian AI Hub - wahub.ai) is Western Australia's community-driven initiative making artificial intelligence accessible, inclusive, and practical for everyone, regardless of technical background.

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Western Australian AI Hub is the state’s accelerator for sovereign artificial intelligence capability. Born from the grassroots energy and collaborative spirit of the Perth AI Innovators community founded by Josh (Adi Tedjasaputra) and Eunice Sari in early 2024, the Hub represents the next stage of our journey: a dedicated, community-led organisation focused on turning Western Australia’s strengths in data and innovation into world-leading AI solutions that matter.

Vision:

To establish Western Australia as a globally recognised leader in the application of responsible and innovative AI, driving economic diversification, industrial productivity, and social progress for all Western Australians.

Mission:

The WA AI Hub connect industry, government, academia, and the startup community to accelerate the adoption of AI in key economic sectors, foster world-class talent, and champion the development of safe, ethical, and inclusive AI solutions.

We aim to support our state reaping the economic benefits of its unique datasets and community strengths while fostering sustainable innovation that serves current and future generations.

What We Do:

Our strategic programs address critical challenges and build long-term sovereign capability in areas where WA has a global edge:

AI in Education: Building an AI-literate workforce through digital literacy pathways and research excellence.
AI for Core Industries: Deploying responsible AI in mining, minerals, and energy to enhance safety, sustainability, and productivity.
AI for a Sustainable Future: Driving “Green AI” powered by renewable energy and sovereign data.
Ecosystem & Leadership Activation: Scaling proven programs to equip leaders and practitioners with the skills to thrive in the AI revolution.

Who Should Join:

Our group is open to anyone interested in AI, regardless of their level of expertise. Whether you're a seasoned developer, a student, a researcher, or just an AI enthusiast, you're welcome to join us.

Why Join Us:

By joining the Western Australian AI Hub, you’ll be part of a state-wide movement to shape the future of responsible and innovative AI. You’ll have the opportunity to connect with industry leaders, researchers, and innovators, contribute to building sovereign AI capability, and play a role in driving economic diversification, industrial productivity, and social progress for all Western Australians.

Activities:

AI Consulting Services: Provide businesses with expertise on integrating AI as teammates or subordinates, focusing on transparency, trust, and complementary strengths (e.g., combining AI's data processing with human creativity). Example: Helping a logistics firm optimise routes with AI while ensuring drivers retain control and contextual decision-making.
AI Workshops and Training Programs: Educate individuals and organisations on skills for the AI era, including AI literacy, prompt engineering, and emotional intelligence for hybrid teams. Incorporate insights on trust imperatives (transparency, reliability, user control) to build effective collaboration.
AI Research and Development (R&D): Conduct research on human-AI teaming and symbiosis, developing tools like explainable AI systems that improve decision accuracy and trust calibration. Publish findings to establish thought leadership and contribute to the global AI community.
AI Community Events: Host meetups, hackathons, and conferences to connect AI enthusiasts, developers, and professionals, fostering collaboration and innovation. Focus on psychological safety, encouraging participants to question AI outputs and share feedback.