
What happened
Creek & River will stream free archives of its two-part seminar on image generation with ChatGPT Work, a paid-plan AI agent feature released in July 2026, on December 3 and December 14.
Why it matters
The sessions cover prompt design and copyright basics, targeting marketers and creators who want practical image-generation skills without paying for the paid-plan feature.
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Creek & River, a Tokyo-based agency founded in 1990 that focuses on creators and professionals, is making its September and October online seminar available as free archives. The two-part series was designed for marketers, public relations staff, and content creators who face common friction points with generated images: not getting the desired result, not knowing efficient revision methods, and uncertainty about commercial use and copyright.
The seminars are built around ChatGPT Work, an AI agent feature that appeared in July 2026 and is available on paid plans. Even so, the company says the sessions focus on image-generation content that participants can practice on the free plan. Vol.1 walks through basic concepts and efficient production flows, while Vol.2 explains copyright and intellectual property fundamentals and how organizations should think about adopting AI tools. The instructor, Makiko Hasegawa, is a Class 2 intellectual property management skills specialist and holds an advanced business copyright certification, with a background in research and development and patent work at a major plant engineering company.
The free archive format means viewers cannot ask questions live, but it lowers the barrier for individuals and teams who want a structured introduction before committing to paid tools or formal training. Each session is limited to 60 participants, and registration closes at 20:00 on the respective streaming dates.
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