Hands-on AI training for Miami business leaders

In-person AI classes at our office on Coral Way, for owners, the staff they send, and anyone curious about what AI can do for them. Classes meet at JR Milligan AI Studio, 2353 Coral Way in Miami.

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How to learn AI, one stage at a time

  1. Comfortable with AIYou use a chat tool now and then, or not yet.
  2. Desktop app or command lineYou want AI working on the files in a folder.
  3. Creating agentsYou want an AI doing one job by written rules.
  4. Multi-agent workflowsYou want agents handing work to each other.
  5. Loop engineeringYou want work judged, and failures sent back.

Small-group AI workshops, public or private

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You get time to practice, ask questions and learn the limits of the tools.

Any workshop can also run privately for one company, owner and staff together, at your office or ours on Coral Way.

In-person AI training, not another video

  • Instruction, in person, with a coach

    In a survey of 10,635 employees, the training that worked had three parts: at least five hours of instruction, sessions in person, and a coach to ask.¹

  • Stuck alone, you stay stuck

    In a room, someone gets you moving, and the people beside you show another way.

  • A group keeps you at it

    Showing up where a group expects you keeps you going.

18% → 89%

Training is the difference. 18% of employees with no AI training use it regularly; 89% of those with more than 10 hours do.¹

Employees who use AI regularly

  • 18%None
  • 63%1–5 hours
  • 89%More than 10 hours

Hours of AI training

Who teaches these AI classes

Plenty of AI teaching online resells the basics, and there's no telling whether the person on screen builds anything with AI.

Justin Milligan smiling at his desk in the AI Studio on Coral Way, Miami
Justin Milligan
  • 3,000 hours working with AI in the past year
  • Founded JR Milligan in 2014; the firm builds AI tools and agents for businesses
  • Founded three startups, designing and automating every process from scratch
  • Talks on AI given to groups such as a Vistage CEO peer group and a Consultare cohort

The future is multi-agent, multi-model

Just like in regular office work, you don't give a task to one person without having somebody else review it. In the human world, we've realized that working in teams with different backgrounds yields the best results. It's no different with AI agents.

One AI does the work, a different AI checks it, and a fresh AI that has never seen it tests it. Failures go back.

  1. Claude plansThe job, written down first.
  2. Codex does the workOpenAI's model.
  3. Claude reviewsThen a third model checks again.
  4. A fresh AI testsIt has never seen the work.
  5. DoneOnly once the tester confirms it works.

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Tell us what you want to learn, and we’ll suggest a workshop, AI coaching or working sessions.

2353 Coral Way, Miami, FL 33145

(305) 786-5452

contact@jrmilligan.com

Mon–Fri 10 am–6 pmSat–Sun 10 am–4 pm

Justin Milligan smiling and taking notes across the table during a laptop session at the AI Studio in Miami

Sources

  1. BCG, AI at Work 2025: Momentum Builds, but Gaps Remain, June 2025. Survey of 10,635 employees in 11 countries. Regular AI use by hours of training, by in-person training, and by access to a coach. PDF