AI Build Club: Stop Consuming, Start Building with AI

Become the person at the office who actually knows how to apply AI. Not just the person saving posts about AI. Not just the person playing around with prompts. The person who can look at a messy idea, workflow, or problem and say: “Here’s how we could turn this into something real.” AI Build Club is a beginner-friendly, hands-on workshop for ambitious professionals who are ready to stop consuming AI content and start building with it. In this session, you’ll learn how to think like an AI product builder: how to frame a problem, define who you’re building for, brainstorm with AI, write a simple product brief, and build your first web app prototype using Lovable. Come with an idea. Leave with a prototype. Before we jump into Lovable, we’ll cover how to: Frame a real problem before rushing into a solution Define who you’re building for and why it matters Write a simple Jobs To Be Done statement Create a How Might We question Brainstorm with sticky notes, ChatGPT, and Ideopicker Turn your idea into a mini product brief Describe your app in a way AI tools can actually build from Build your first web app prototype in Lovable By the end of the workshop, you’ll know how to: Move from a vague idea to a clear product concept Use design-thinking basics to shape better app ideas Create simple prototypes rapidly without coding Speak about your idea with more clarity and confidence Keep refining your prototype after the session You can bring: A real business idea A personal workflow you want to improve A creative project A problem from your actual work or life Or absolutely no idea at all If your brain goes blank, don’t worry. We’ll have a list of ridiculous practice prompts ready, including what to build if Canada geese take over the world. Naturally, we must prepare. You’ll leave with: A clear problem statement A target persona A mini product brief A first working prototype A reusable framework for turning messy ideas into buildable products Bring a laptop, your curiosity, and a willingness to build something imperfectly.