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Critical Thinking & Judgement in the Age of AI

AI answers instantly and confidently whether it is right or wrong — the professional advantage has moved from having answers to judging them.

The programme

As AI absorbs the routine analytical work, what employers report needing most are the skills that judge its output: critical thinking, adaptability, decision quality. This programme trains them as disciplines, not dispositions: structured reasoning — claims, evidence, assumptions and the failure points of each; the bias catalogue as it operates in real meetings, not textbooks; probabilistic thinking and calibration — saying how sure you are and being right about it; decision quality separated from outcome luck; and the AI-specific layer — reading machine output critically, knowing what the tools do well, where they fabricate, and how to interrogate them before trusting them. Casework throughout draws on business decisions that went wrong in recognisable ways. For professionals and managers at every level; no technical background needed — the point is precisely the human side.

What you will do

Reason in structure: claims, evidence, assumptions — and their failure points
Catch the bias catalogue operating in real meetings
Think probabilistically and calibrate your confidence honestly
Judge decisions by their quality, not their outcome luck
Interrogate AI output before trusting it — and know when to overrule it

Who attends

Professionals, managers and leaders in any function whose work now includes judging AI-assisted analysis; graduate and high-potential programmes; teams adopting AI tools who need the judgement layer alongside.

Cohorts bring together board members, executives and the rising leaders behind them — kept deliberately small, so every seat is a peer’s.

Programme agenda

Built for the decisions no textbook prepares you for

I.Thinking in structure
  • Claims, evidence and assumptions: the anatomy of an argument
  • The bias catalogue in real meetings — and the debiasing moves that work
  • Asking better questions: the skill under every other skill
II.Judging well
  • Probabilistic thinking and calibration: how sure, and rightly so
  • Decision quality versus outcome luck
  • Deciding under time pressure without abandoning the discipline
III.Judging the machine
  • What AI does well, where it fabricates, and how to tell
  • Interrogation techniques: sourcing, counter-prompts, triangulation
  • The overrule decision: when human judgement must win — and own it

Frequently asked

Do I need a technical or AI background to attend?

No — the point is precisely the human side. The programme is built for professionals, managers and leaders in any function whose work now includes judging AI-assisted analysis, as well as graduate and high-potential programmes and teams adopting AI tools who need the judgement layer alongside.

How does the course address AI specifically?

A dedicated layer trains reading machine output critically: knowing what the tools do well, where they fabricate, and how to interrogate them — sourcing, counter-prompts, triangulation — before trusting them. It closes on the overrule decision: when human judgement must win, and how to own that call. The rest of the programme builds the underlying disciplines — structured reasoning, the bias catalogue, calibration and decision quality.

Can BIZENIUS run this in-house and in French?

Yes. The programme runs in English and French, and in-house editions can use cases drawn from your own sector and decisions. Sessions run on a rolling calendar with dates confirmed on request; fees and quotations are provided on enquiry.

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