The 15-Day AI Adoption Challenge — a replicable program for building AI confidence and capability across an entire organization.
Every challenge was designed to take 15 minutes or less — small enough to fit between meetings, powerful enough to build lasting habits. Over 300 individual contributions were shared across the company during the three weeks.
Sign in and experiment with questions, image creation, and web search. Create and share an AI-generated image that represents your company.
Explore Perplexity's different modes (Pro, Reasoning, Deep Research). Share a surprising insight you discovered.
Use Gemini to help with an email or presentation. Try the @gemini Chrome bar and Google Drive integration.
Explore your organization's internal AI knowledge base. Ask questions about products, policies, and operations.
Review use case libraries for each tool. Share one new way you'll use AI next week.
Use AI for a task you do every day: draft an email, summarize meeting notes, or outline a presentation. Push one step further than before.
Have a voice conversation with ChatGPT about something you're learning. Review the transcript afterward.
Ask Gemini to summarize knowledge on a topic and identify internal experts who can help. Use Google Drive integration.
Use ChatGPT Canvas to iterate on a piece of writing or code. Highlight sections for targeted feedback.
Map your own workflow and identify where AI can add the most value — either as an assistant or as automation.
Learn prompt structure (context, task, format, constraints). Revisit a conversation from last week and improve your prompts.
Formulate a Deep Research prompt on a complex topic relevant to your work. Compare outputs across tools.
Find a personal use case — meal planning, trip itineraries, gift ideas, learning tools. Share your best hack.
Identify a case where AI gave you an incorrect or biased response. How did you validate it? How would you handle it?
Reflect on which tools were most useful for your role. Share the single most useful takeaway from the program.
1. Choose your three-week arc. Week 1 = explore the tools. Week 2 = apply them to real work. Week 3 = refine your technique. This progression works regardless of which tools you use.
2. Create a shared channel. Visibility drives adoption. People need to see their peers participating. A dedicated channel where participants share daily results is essential.
3. Keep challenges under 15 minutes. The moment you ask for an hour, you've lost half the audience. Daily micro-challenges build habits faster than weekly deep dives.
4. Name the biases. Functional fixedness, automation anxiety, over-reliance — name them explicitly so people can recognize and push past them.
5. End with reflection, not celebration. The final day should be about what sticks, not what was completed. The goal is lasting behavior change, not a participation metric.