AI Trends Training with 'Emmiin': Beyond the Technology, a Day of Hands-On Practice A full-day program for employees of a global beauty company, held at the Dongwon F&B Building in Yangjae-dong Today at the Dongwon F&B Building in Yangjae-dong, Seoul, we delivered a full-day training on “AI Trends and Practical Applications” with employees of Emmiin, a global cosmetics ODM/OEM specialist.
Imemine develops, manufactures, and supplies hydrogels, sheet masks, and other products to brands around the world. Matching its R&D-driven culture, this session went beyond a technology overview and was designed as a hands-on program focused on real-world use.
From Nano Banana Pro to NotebookLM: A Full Overhaul of the Course Materials With the recent arrival of Nano Banana Pro and major feature updates to NotebookLM (formerly AI Notebook), AI trends kept shifting one after another, so we prepared an entirely rebuilt version of the training materials.
Rather than chasing trends, we redesigned all content around features and cases that employees can "use right now" in their jobs, and participants responded with even greater enthusiasm.
A day of young-team energy, with nonstop questions and demos. Most participants were young practitioners around their 30s, so during the hands-on practice we kept hearing things like "Could we apply this right away?" and "This feature is much
better!" came up naturally.
Participants asked plenty of questions, requested many demos, and kept looping from hands-on practice back to theory. The session was so engaging that the day flew by.
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Trends Generative AI, no-code tools, multimodal technology Hands-on tools Nano Banana Pro, ChatGPT-4o, Midjourney, Canva, and more On-site response “Immediately usable,” “I’ve never had training like this” Training that conveyed context, not just technology This training did more than introduce AI tools. It was built around context: “Why should we use this tool now?” and **“How can our organization apply it?”**
More than technology
What mattered was understanding, and once understanding took hold, the tools naturally became second nature.
That is exactly why participants were so engaged.
Drained at the end of a high-energy day in Ansan. After a full day of training, the fatigue only hit once I reached my hotel in Ansan.
The adrenaline kept me going during the session, but now I’m completely wiped out.
Still, today it’s a good kind of tired.
Thank you to everyone who made these learning moments possible. Great work.
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