Artificial Intelligence Training Series

Introduction to Artificial Intelligence - February 3, 2027 (1:00 pm-3:00 pm Eastern)

2-Hour Virtual Training; Cost: $69 members and $99 non-members

Not sure where to begin with artificial intelligence? This introductory course provides public treasury and finance professionals with a practical understanding of AI, including common terminology, tools, capabilities, and limitations. Participants will explore how AI can support everyday workplace responsibilities—from drafting communications and summarizing information to research, brainstorming, analysis, and improving efficiency. The course will also address important considerations surrounding accuracy, privacy, security, and responsible use in a public-sector environment.

This course is ideal for you if:

• You are new to AI or have only experimented with it occasionally.

• You want to better understand tools such as ChatGPT and other generative AI platforms.

• You are interested in practical ways AI can save time and improve productivity.

• You want to understand the risks and limitations before incorporating AI into your work.

• You want a strong foundation before moving into more advanced AI applications.

What Matters in AI: Latest Developments - February 18, 2027 (1:00 pm-4:00 pm Eastern)

3-Hour Interactive Virtual Training; Cost: $99 members and $129 non-members. 2 Hours of Instruction plus 1-Hour of “Ask Me Anything.”

Artificial intelligence isn't standing still. New tools, capabilities, applications, and concerns are emerging at an extraordinary pace. What Matters in AI is designed to help public treasury and finance professionals cut through the noise and focus on the AI developments that have practical relevance to their work and organizations. During the first two hours, participants will explore recent developments in artificial intelligence, emerging applications, changing capabilities, potential risks, and opportunities for public-sector organizations. Then we turn the conversation over to you. 

The final hour will be an interactive Ask Me Anything session where participants can bring their AI questions, challenges, ideas, and experiences directly to the instructor. Wondering whether a particular AI tool could help with a task? Concerned about privacy or security? Trying to develop an AI policy? Curious about a new feature you've heard about? Want to know whether something you're doing with AI could be done more effectively? Bring your questions. This hour is for you.

Register here for one or both trainings.