AI in plain English
No jargon, no hype. The real state of AI explained on your level, with normal-person words and live demos you can copy the next morning.
AI Speaker · Keynotes · Plain English
Actually use what you learn.
Keynote speaker on artificial intelligence. I make the hard stuff clear, useful, and worth your time.

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Saturday, August 1, 2026 · Lafayette Public Library
No jargon, no hype. The real state of AI explained on your level, with normal-person words and live demos you can copy the next morning.
What every parent, grandparent, and teacher should know about raising kids in a world where AI is already in the house.
AGI, ASI, and the race that is reshaping every profession. A clear-eyed look at the future without the doom or the sales pitch.
Hands-on with the tools that save you real hours this week, tailored live to the room, from a first prompt to a finished result.
The Rolodex
From a civic lunch in Lafayette to national keynotes in Miami and Denver. Two keynotes, and booked into the fall.
On the calendar
Oct 27, 2026 · Denver, CO
Real-estate license-law regulators and investigators
Sep 25, 2026 · Lafayette, LA
Community roundtable
Sep 10, 2026 · Lafayette, LA
Older adults and caregivers
Aug 1, 2026 · Lafayette, LA
Parents, grandparents, and educators
Past talks
2025 · Miami, FL
National real-estate regulatory body
Jan 14, 2026 · Lafayette, LA
General public
Dec 12, 2023 · Petroleum Club of Lafayette
Business and civic leaders
2023 · Louisiana
Health-sciences faculty and staff
Next on stage
Raising kids in a new world
No RSVP necessary. For parents, grandparents, and educators.
Bring this talk to your group
I gave my first talk on artificial intelligence in 2023, back when most people had never opened ChatGPT. Since then I have taken the same job into rooms of every kind: business leaders, regulators, seniors, students, and parents.
The talk is always live and unscripted. I open the real tools on the screen and let the room throw problems at them, so people see what AI actually does instead of hearing me describe it. Then they leave with something they can use the next morning.
I run a growing community group under one simple banner: AI, filtered, explained, and timely. That is the whole idea. Cut the noise, keep the useful part, and say it in normal words.
“Your presentation left us wanting you to come back.”
Book Lance
Conferences, libraries, boards, classrooms, and civic groups. Tell me who is in the room and I will shape the talk to fit them.