Work With Mishel

Bring a useful, human way of working with AI into your room.

Mishel Horta speaks, teaches, and builds with people who want AI to make everyday work and life more manageable—not more mechanical.

Tell us about your room or idea

Start with the people and the outcome. We will recommend a format and scope it with you.

Three ways to work together

Bring Mishel into the room

Speaking and guest sessions

Keynotes, firesides, panels, and guest sessions that make AI feel understandable, useful, and human.

People leave with: A memorable idea, a practical action, and language people can use after the event.

  • You Do Not Have to Become a Tech Person to Work With AI
  • Human Judgment Is Still the Job
  • Belonging in the Age of AI
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Build it together

Live workshops

Working sessions for individuals, communities, associations, learning groups, or a host bringing people together.

People leave with: A useful artifact participants begin building during the session—not another page of notes to revisit later.

  • Build Your First AI Director—Live
  • Make AI Sound Like You
  • Bring AI to a Hard Decision Without Giving It the Decision
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Build something useful

Focused builds

Bounded done-with-you or build-for-you work when a prompt, workflow, small tool, or learning experience needs more than a template.

People leave with: A defined deliverable, clear boundaries, acceptance criteria, and a handoff you can actually use.

  • A personal or role-specific AI director
  • A reusable context file or small workflow tool
  • A learning guide or experience for a particular community
Tell us what you need

Signature workshop

Build Your First AI Director—Live

60 minutes · virtual or in person

Bring one recurring responsibility from work or life. During the session, you will begin testing one named AI role with a clear job, useful context, human boundaries, and a starter instruction.

This is a useful first working version—not a promise that a mature AI system can be built in an hour. The person remains responsible for judgment, verification, and what happens next.

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Mishel Horta

Meet Mishel Horta

Mishel is the founder of Belonging & Bots. She brings more than twenty years of work in culture and belonging to a public, practical exploration of what it means to learn and work with AI.

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