About This Instructor-Led Training
As artificial intelligence agents become increasingly capable of performing complex tasks independently, defense and intelligence organizations face a critical challenge: How can personnel harness these capabilities to improve mission performance while maintaining the human judgment, oversight and accountability essential to national security?
Unlike traditional AI assistants that respond to prompts, AI agents can independently execute multistep tasks, access tools, retrieve information and produce finished work. While these capabilities offer significant opportunities to improve productivity and operational effectiveness, they also introduce new risks when agents operate beyond their assigned authority, produce inaccurate results or take actions without appropriate human review.
This four-hour, virtual instructor-led workshop prepares U.S. Department of War, Intelligence Community and government contractor professionals to effectively manage AI agents in their daily work. Using the FedLearn TASKER Model, you will develop practical skills for determining which tasks to delegate, providing clear instructions, establishing operational boundaries, monitoring agent performance and verifying results.
Through realistic national security scenarios, interactive exercises and instructor-facilitated discussions, you will explore how to recognize potential errors, prevent overreliance on AI-generated outputs and intervene when agent performance or actions require human attention. The workshop also examines how to evaluate the effectiveness of AI delegation and continuously improve agent-supported workflows.
A central feature of this workshop is its emphasis on practical application. You will develop an Agent Tasking Kit tailored to one of your own recurring work tasks—providing a reusable framework for managing AI agents while maintaining appropriate human control and accountability.
What You Will Learn
- Evaluate work tasks to determine which are appropriate for AI agent delegation and which require human involvement or decision making
- Develop clear tasking instructions that define agent responsibilities, expected results and required checkpoints
- Establish operational boundaries, permissions and conditions requiring human approval or intervention
- Monitor AI agent activities, identify potential problems and determine appropriate corrective actions
- Verify AI-generated outputs to identify errors, assess reliability and maintain accountability for results
- Create a plan to improve agent-supported workflows, measure time savings and communicate results to supervisors
Who Should Take This Workshop
This workshop is designed for individual contributors across the DoW, Intelligence Community and government contractor organizations supporting defense and intelligence missions who currently use or anticipate using AI agents to perform work-related tasks. It is particularly relevant for intelligence analysts, planners, action officers, engineers, acquisition and contracting personnel and other professionals seeking to integrate AI agents into their daily workflows while maintaining human oversight and accountability.
No prior experience managing AI agents is required.
Prerequisites
Participants must complete a short reading assignment before taking the workshop.
Certificate of Completion
A certificate will be provided to participants after completing the training.
Format
Half-day (four hours) virtual instructor-led sessions delivered live via Microsoft Teams or Zoom.
Pricing
Single workshop sessions and enterprise rates are available. Contact FedLearn for pricing at [email protected]
Continuing Professional Education Credits
This workshop provides 4 CPEs.
