Co-Intelligence in Teams – Boosting Productivity Together with AI

Course Overview

AI has already found its way into everyday work life. However, its use is often limited to a few experts. This training offers a practical path to experience co-intelligence within teams: How can work be organized so that AI naturally becomes part of shared thinking and action?

The teams of the future use AI together.‍

They observe, experiment, develop solutions, and learn continuously — in direct dialogue with the technology. Co-intelligence emerges when human expertise and AI combine into a new form of collaboration. A field study by Harvard Business School (The Cybernetic Teammate: A Field Experiment on Generative AI Reshaping Teamwork and Expertise, 2025) showed: teams that use AI collaboratively achieve better results than individual users. Ethan Mollick (Co-Intelligence: Living and Working with Artificial Intelligence, 2024) emphasizes that generative AI is most effective when it is part of collective work — not just a personal tool.

The difference between "using AI" and "working co-intelligently" determines whether teams remain productive, innovative, and resilient in the long term.

In this hands-on intensive workshop with Silke Kainzbauer and Rolf Läderach, you’ll experience how humans and machines can work smarter together. Using the MobAI method, you’ll learn a structured approach to human-AI collaboration — with clear roles, fast iterations, and ongoing reflection.

Learning Topics

• Differences between basic AI use and co-intelligence in teams
• Introduction to the MobAI method: roles, rhythms, and reflection
• Strategies for fostering psychological safety in AI-enhanced contexts
• Practical exercises with AI as an active team member
• Methods for identifying and overcoming cognitive biases — in both humans and machines
• Development of a personalized roadmap for co-intelligence in your own team

Course Structure

• Compact & intensive: One day of interactive learning with experienced facilitators
• Application-focused: Hands-on exercises, team collaboration with AI, reflection
• Individually transferable: Each participant develops a concrete implementation strategy for their own team

• Time: 08:00–18:00
• ‍Location: Zühlke, Schlieren (near Zurich)
• ‍Participants: Max. 20 people
• ‍Fee: CHF 640.00 per person (plus VAT)‍
• Includes: Full-day catering (snacks, drinks, lunch)

Trainers

Silke Kainzbauer is an organizational developer with a background in psychology and solid experience in agile transformations. For several years, she has been exploring the impact of artificial intelligence on leadership and collaboration — both practically in workshops and theoretically through ongoing education and its application in organizational development.

Rolf Läderach is an organizational developer with over 30 years of product development experience in technology sectors. He focuses intensively on the strategic potential of artificial intelligence and brings insights from global transformation projects, digital product development, and leadership practice into AI-focused training formats.