The human edge: Using and delivering AI with judgement | Perth

20 JULY 2027

Executive Education

9.00AM - 4.30PM

137 St Georges Terrace Perth

Expression of Interest

Cost

$950 or $850 for current Curtin University students.
Early Bird Offer | Register and pay for any masterclass before 31 January 2027 to enjoy an automatic 15% discount.

Please note: If this program is rescheduled or cancelled, a full refund or credit note to use at another Executive Education program valued at the same price will be provided.

Expression of Interest

When everyone has access to the same AI, generic competence stops being an advantage; it becomes the baseline everyone shares. The edge moves to what the tool can’t manufacture: your judgement , knowing what to ask for, when to trust the answer, and where a human must stay in charge.

This one-day masterclass in Perth helps build that judgement end to end. The morning gives you durable fluency: directing AI at work that matters, judging how far to trust any output on any tool, and redesigning a real workflow so AI handles what it does well while your thinking stays in charge. The afternoon lifts the same judgement to delivery: how to scope, lead and ship an AI project without the predictable failures designing human checkpoints in from the start, not bolting them on after something goes wrong. 

One idea, applied at two scales: at your desk, and across a project. You leave with reusable decision tools, a redesigned workflow, and a project plan you can act on.  

About the facilitators

Dr Michael Borck

Dr Michael Borck is a recognised authority in information systems and artificial intelligence, with a career spanning over two decades in machine learning, software engineering, and AI-driven innovation. Dr. Borck has held diverse roles, including Software Developer, IT Manager, Consultant, Associate Lecturer, and Researcher, equipping him with a comprehensive understanding of both technical and strategic aspects of AI applications in business.

A Certified Professional of the Australian Computer Society and an active member of the IEEE Computer Society, Dr. Borck has contributed extensively to the fields of image engineering, mobile mapping data, and object recognition through his research and publications. His practical expertise is complemented by a deep commitment to advancing AI research and its real-world applications.