【Miro AI を使って事業アイデアを作ろう】@メルカリ by Women AI Initiative #13
- Date
- 2025-01-31
- Location
- Minato City, Tokyo, Japan
- Host
- Women AI Initiative Japan
About this event
Miro AI can do more than help you organize ideas after the fact. In this session, you’ll use it as a creative partner from the start: to explore problems, shape possibilities, and turn early thinking into sharper business ideas alongside other curious builders. Hosted as part of Women AI Initiative #13, this meetup is designed for people who want a practical, hands-on way to engage with AI. If you’ve been wondering how AI tools can support real ideation work, not just productivity hacks, this is a strong place to try it in a focused, in-person setting. About the Event This event centers on a simple question: how can you use Miro AI to generate and develop business ideas more effectively? Rather than talking about AI in the abstract, the session is grounded in making, testing, and refining ideas in real time. The format is intentionally interactive. You won’t just sit through presentations and leave with a few generic notes. You’ll work through exercises, see how AI can support different stages of ideation, and have room to discuss what works, what feels promising, and where human judgment still matters most. Because this is part of the Women AI Initiative community, the event also brings a clear sense of shared learning. It’s a space for people who are exploring AI with autonomy and intention, and who want to build confidence through practice, conversation, and community. What to Expect Expect an evening that moves from inspiration into application. The focus is on helping attendees understand how Miro AI can be used inside a business-idea workflow, from initial prompts to clearer concept development. You can expect a mix of activities such as: An introduction to the session theme, including how Miro AI fits into creative and strategic thinking Hands-on ideation exercises using Miro AI to expand, organize, or challenge early ideas Discussion and reflection on what the tool helps with, and where your own perspective adds the most value Community interaction and networking with others interested in AI, entrepreneurship, and practical experimentation The agenda is likely to feel active rather than passive. You may be thinking individually at times, then comparing approaches with others in the room. That combination is useful: AI can help you move faster, but hearing how other people frame problems and opportunities often pushes an idea further than working alone. You should also expect a meetup atmosphere rather than a formal conference format. That means more room for questions, more natural conversations, and a better chance to connect with people whose interests overlap with yours. Why Attend If you’ve wanted a more concrete entry point into AI, this event offers one. Instead of another broad conversation about the future of AI, you’ll spend time with a specific tool and a specific use case: creating business ideas in a collaborative visual environment. This is especially valuable if you think best by making. Seeing how AI outputs evolve when you reframe prompts, cluster insights, or build on partial thoughts can quickly change how you approach ideation. You’ll leave with a clearer sense of how to use AI not as a replacement for creativity, but as a structured way to unlock and develop it. Attending also gives you access to something many online resources can’t easily provide: live context. You can compare how others use the same tool, notice different thinking styles, and ask practical questions in the moment. That often leads to more realistic understanding than consuming polished examples on your own. Beyond the tool itself, the event is a good fit for people who want to meet others at the intersection of AI, autonomy, community, and new ideas. Whether you’re exploring a project, thinking about a career shift, or simply trying to become more capable with AI, the people in the room are part of the value. Practical Details This is an in-person event in Minato City, Japan, which makes it especially useful for people who want a more engaged, discussion-friendly experience than a virtual session can offer. Being physically in the room matters for workshops like this, where conversation, shared boards, and spontaneous exchanges often lead to stronger insights. The event takes place on Friday, January 31 at 7:00 PM GMT+9. The evening timing makes it accessible for people coming after work or study, and the meetup format suggests a focused but approachable session rather than an all-day commitment. A few reasons the format works well: In-person interaction makes networking easier and more natural A meetup setting supports active participation and questions An evening schedule makes it practical to attend without blocking out your entire day If this topic speaks to you, come ready to think, test ideas, and talk with others. You do not need to be an AI expert to get value here. What matters more is curiosity, a willingness to experiment, and interest in how tools like Miro AI can help turn rough thoughts into stronger business opportunities.
Who should attend
This is for you if you want a practical, social way to explore how AI can support real idea creation, not just theory. - **You’re curious about AI but want hands-on experience.** If you’ve read about AI tools and now want to actually use one in a structured setting, this meetup gives you a concrete starting point. - **You’re interested in startups, new business concepts, or side projects.** If you regularly think about problems worth solving, products worth building, or opportunities worth testing, you’ll get value from using Miro AI in that process. - **You learn well through interaction.** If workshops, discussion, and trying things live help ideas click for you faster than watching tutorials alone, this format should feel productive. - **You want to meet others exploring AI with intention.** If community matters to you and you’d like to connect with people thinking seriously about autonomy, creativity, and emerging tools, you’ll likely feel at home here. - **You don’t need to be an expert.** If you’re early in your AI journey but motivated to experiment, ask questions, and build confidence, this event is approachable. - **You want useful takeaways, not abstract hype.** If you care about leaving with clearer methods, better prompts, and stronger thinking around idea generation, this session is a strong fit.