Date, Time and Venue
Date: Monday, 26 October 2026
Time: 12:00 - 2:00 pm (11:45 am registration)
Venue: 10/F, COFCO Tower, 262 Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Speaker
- Michael Keppe, Co-Founder & CEO, Impala Services and Pergamon Labs
Cost
- HK$200 per person for GCC members
- HK$280 per person for non-members
Prices include sandwich lunch
GCC AI Series
Using several AI platforms can quickly create a new problem: each tool knows something different, conversations become fragmented, and useful context gets lost.
In this practical sharing session, Michael Keppe will explain how he has built a personal AI system across different platforms. He will demonstrate how he uses structured memory and context files to keep his AI tools aligned, how he selects different platforms for different purposes, and how he regularly updates the information they use.
Michael will also show how he builds and coordinates AI agents for specific tasks in his work and personal life. Drawing on real examples—including an agent that analysed six years of shopping history—the session will cover what works, what does not, and where human review remains essential.
This is a personal case study rather than a technical training or sales presentation. No programming knowledge is required.
Key topics
- How to choose the right AI platform for different tasks
- How memory and context files keep multiple platforms aligned
- How to structure and regularly update personal AI context
- How to build specialist agents for defined purposes
- How agents can research, monitor, prepare and coordinate work
- How to manage privacy, permissions and human approval
- Live examples from Michael's personal AI system
Participants will learn
- Why one AI platform is rarely best for every purpose
- How to avoid repeatedly explaining the same context to different tools
- How structured memory improves the consistency of AI outputs
- Where agents add value beyond ordinary AI conversations
- How to introduce greater AI autonomy gradually and responsibly
Indicative programme
- Choosing the right AI tool for the task
- Building a portable AI memory system
- Keeping platforms and context files aligned
- Building and using specialist agents
- Live workflow demonstration
- Privacy, permissions and human oversight
- Q&A
Target audience
Business leaders and professionals who already use or want to use AI more systematically. The session suits all experience levels, and no technical background is required.
Remarks:
- Advanced booking is required.
- Seats are limited. Booking priority to members on a first-come, first-served basis.
Registration Deadline: Thursday, 22 October 2026
