AI Teamgame: Prompt Fight Club

Prompt Fight Club works best at moments when you want to wake up and engage a group in a short amount of time. Think of a Friday afternoon drink, a kick off for a new year or project, a team day, or a short block in a bigger conference programme.

You don't need any prior knowledge. The game is built for mixed groups where some people work with AI every day and others have never typed a prompt. Working in teams means one colleague lifts the other along.

What your team learns in an hour

In an hour, participants discover where AI is strong and where it structurally goes wrong. They see with their own eyes the difference between a vague question and a sharp prompt, and what that difference does to the result. And they experience prompting together under time pressure, with all the outcomes live on screen so the whole room watches and laughs along.

What people take away is mostly the feeling that AI isn't magic but a tool you need to learn to steer. That's exactly the stepping stone to a proper AI training.

How the hour unfolds

The game starts with a short round in which teams estimate what AI can and can't do. Then follow several prompt rounds in which each team races against the clock to solve an assignment, from a customer email to a catchy slogan. Our game host judges the entries live on screen and keeps the scoreboard. We wrap up with a winner, a short reflection on what did and didn't work, and a few concrete tips everyone can use on Monday.

Frequently asked questions

How long does Prompt Fight Club last?

One hour, including the explanation, all rounds and the prize giving. Want a longer block? We can combine the game with a short AI training.

How many participants can take part?

From 10 to 1,500 people, split into teams of four to six.

What does an AI teamgame cost?

The price depends on group size and content, so we work with a tailored quote. After a 20-minute call you'll know exactly where you stand.

Do participants need to know anything about AI?

No. The game is built for mixed groups and works even if nobody has ever used AI before.

Which AI tools do we need?

We work with the free versions of the most common AI tools. For most rounds, participants only need a phone or laptop with internet access. No paid subscriptions required.

Do participants need their own AI account?

No. We arrange access to the tools during the game. Participants can take part without creating an account beforehand.

Can Prompt Fight Club also be run online or hybrid?

Yes, it can run fully on location, fully online or hybrid. For the best atmosphere and energy we recommend a physical location, but we tailor the setup to your situation.

How far in advance do we need to book?

Plan the teamgame at least two weeks in advance, especially if you have a specific date in mind. For busy periods we recommend booking further ahead.