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Mon, Feb 16, 2026
5:30 PM – 7 PM (GMT+1)
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Educators are excited by the potential to enhance student creativity with AI, but many worry that AI could do the opposite and reduce creativity. This workshop will address these concerns and show how to achieve positive outcomes with AI. Participants will learn how to develop GPTs which enhance creativity in different domains, including creative writing, imaging and modelling.
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Peter Bryant
Peter’s field of study essentially synthesizes a number of disciplines and fields, including social cognitive psychology, organizational theory, the theory of the firm and competitive strategy.
He has been invited to speak at some of the world’s most prestigious conferences in the fields of entrepreneurship and strategy, including the Babson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference, Academy of Management Annual Meeting and Strategic Management Society Conference.
Peter is also passionate about teaching and mentoring aspiring entrepreneurs. Prior to becoming a professor, Peter held a number of managerial roles in a range of industries, including Qantas Airways, St George Bank, Deloitte and A&B Venture Capital.
He also worked at the University of Sydney where he managed the creation of new technologies ventures. In this role, Peter was responsible for the creation of a number of spin-off companies. Two of these were successfully launched on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX), and another attracted early stage venture capital investment.