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From Curiosity to Confidence
Practical AI Skills for Everyday Life
Wednesday, November 04
2:00pm - 3:30pm
Central Branch
AuditoriumAI is everywhere! Whether you're brand-new to AI or you've experimented with tools like ChatGPT, this session will help you get practical value fast. 18+
Our AI expert will show simple ways to use AI for everyday tasks-writing, planning, brainstorming, and problem-solving-using clear "prompt recipes" you can reuse. Expect quick live demos and an interactive Q & A. We'll finish with essential tips for verifying results and protecting your privacy when using AI.
Speaker Biography:
Dr. Richard R. Khan is a technology and AI leader based in Ajax, Ontario, with over 20 years of experience building and governing production-grade platforms across regulated environments, including healthcare and financial services. Richard has a DBA specializing in Emerging Technologies and Generative AI. He focuses on helping people adopt AI confidently, safely, and responsibly. He is the author of the peer reviewed Responsible AI paper "RAISEF" (2025) and AI titles including the AI Glossary: 101 Essential AI Terms (2024) and 256 AI & Emerging Technology Terms (2025). Richard also guest lectures and speaks on practical AI and Responsible AI.
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Central Branch
Central Branch is the largest of Oakville Public Library’s seven locations. Located in downtown Oakville, it spans three floors of adult and children’s collections, the local and family history collections in the Oakville Room, with spacious meeting and study spaces. Central Branch also serves as the library’s administrative headquarters and shares space with Oakville Galleries. Just steps from Sixteen Mile Creek and Lake Ontario, the branch offers scenic views and a welcoming environment for learning and community connection. With a new facility slated for 2028, the new Central Branch is set to become a landmark building for Downtown Oakville. Guided by community insight, the redesigned library branch will offer flexible and accessible spaces that celebrate Oakville’s history, support lifelong learning, and promote community connections.