SPEAKER · AI CONSULTANT · CREATOR
I'm an AI speaker, consultant and creator. In the last few years I've trained dozens of organizations and thousands of people - shifting mindsets, leading deep processes, and teaching at Reichman University.
The most important thing I learned on the way: it's not about technology. It's always about people.
So what do I actually do?
That is the question I hate most. Even my mom doesn't quite know - when her friends ask, she says "he does that AI thing".
Truth is, those definitions were always too small. I never picked one lane - I kept widening, kept curious. It used to read as a lack of focus. Today I'm a slasher, and that lack of focus takes me to amazing places.
The AI revolution gave me the freedom to take every field I ever touched - and raise it to a level where I can deliver in almost anything.
Except plumbing.
Curious? Let's work together
Two lines about what you need, and I come back with a recommended format and a quote. Usually within one business day.
Get a quote on WhatsAppHow I can help
- AI agents & automation workshop
- AI talks for organizations
- Hands-on AI workshops
- Workshops for designers
- AI & agent implementation
- AI video production
By audience: AI talk for employees · AI workshop for marketing teams · AI for banks and finance
And now - I'm inviting you in
I built this site as an experience meant to stir a feeling of nostalgia (depending on your generation). I designed it around the technology I grew up on - the one that made me feel, for the first time, that the future could be touched.
Behind the screen waits a real Windows 95 desktop - with my entire portfolio inside it. Drag, open, break things. There are games, a radio, a Paint app wired to an image model, and one paperclip who really wants your attention.
Or just click the screen
FAQ
What does an AI talk for organizations include?
A 60-90 minute talk in accessible language, with live demos of current tools and an activity that connects AI to the audience's daily work. Before every talk I study the organization, its field and the room's starting point - so the examples speak your language, not generic tech.
Talk, workshop or implementation - what's the difference?
A talk opens minds: it shows what is possible today and moves people to act. A hands-on AI workshop puts hands on keyboards - you work on your real tasks and leave with a first artifact and a repeatable method. Implementation is a sequence of sessions over time, with practice in between, until the tools and habits truly enter each team's workday.
Who are the talks and workshops for?
Almost any audience: finance and banking, lawyers, healthcare, designers and creative teams, product managers, developers, logistics, the public sector, education and academia. Nothing is recycled - the content is rebuilt around the people in the room.
We are not a tech company. Is this relevant?
Especially for you. Most of my audiences are not technical, and much of the work is exactly that - translating AI into the language and reality of people who work with clients, documents, budgets and ideas.
How long does it take and where does it happen?
A talk runs 60-90 minutes; a hands-on workshop usually two hours to half a day. In person across Israel or online, in Hebrew or English, from a small team to a conference of hundreds.
Which tools do you teach?
The leading tools in every category as of today - chat, image, video, agents and automations - but the emphasis is a way of thinking that survives the next update: choosing a tool, phrasing a request, judging a result.
What does the organization keep after a workshop?
A first artifact built in the workshop itself, a focused tool shortlist for your tasks, a method you can repeat tomorrow morning, and confidence. In most organizations the gap is not knowledge - it is the confidence to start.
How much does an AI talk or workshop cost?
It depends on format, length, audience size and location. Leave a note in the form or on WhatsApp with a few sentences about the need, and you will get a tailored quote, usually within one business day.
Who is Evyatar Yizhak?
A speaker, consultant and creator in the AI field. He teaches at Reichman University's communications school, has guided banks, universities, healthcare organizations and design studios, co-authored peer-reviewed research published with SAGE, and creates generative content - music videos, campaigns and visual worlds born from a prompt.
Can we book you for a conference, panel or hackathon?
Yes. Keynotes, panel moderation (including research and building the arc), hackathons and build days that end with a working prototype. Have another format in mind - let's shape it together.
Our audience already knows AI. Anything new to offer?
Plenty. The field moves fast even for insiders - for experienced rooms the value is depth: multi-tool workflows, agents, and what actually holds up in production. Content is built from the room's starting point.
How do we start?
A short call. Tell me the audience, the goal and the timeline - I come back with a recommended format, a structure and a quote. Through the site form, email or WhatsApp. No need to arrive with a finished idea - that is literally my job.