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Your AI rollout didn't fail.
It split.

A few people in every organisation worked out how to hand real work to these tools. Everybody else settled for a faster way to look things up.

I close that gap, team by team. Two ways to work with me, both run on your own work, and after them the longer work of putting agents into how your organisation runs.

Same tools, same accessThe few who delegate real workEverybody else asking questions
Tamas Piros

Tamas Piros. AI enablement consultant and technical educator. Google Developer Expert, Agentic AI Foundation ambassador.

What working together looks like

The same shape, whichever session you start with.

No pre-work for attendees, and no confidential material changes hands.

  1. 1

    A 30‑minute call

    Where the rollout is, who is getting the most from it, and whether one of the two fits.

  2. 2

    Scoped to your work

    A written outline of what would run and what it costs, quoted against the scope.

  3. 3

    The session

    Remote or on-site, on your own tasks and systems rather than a prepared example.

  4. 4

    What you keep

    A playbook your enablement lead can run again without me, or an agent with an evaluation that catches its failures.

  5. 5

    What comes after

    Putting agents into one person's week, then a team's workflow, then the organisation, with the change management that makes it stick.

Tamas Piros

Who you'd be working with

25 years of teaching engineers and their organisations the technology that had just arrived.

Software engineering, developer relations and technical training, across Europe, Asia Pacific and the Americas. I build with these tools every day and teach teams to do the same.

Google Developer ExpertAgentic AI Foundation ambassadorMBA
138talks and workshops
33countries
200+technical articles
More about me

Start with an email.

Tell me what your team can do with AI today and what you need them able to do. You'll hear back within two working days, and if it looks like a fit the next step is a 30-minute call.