Gabriel Ceicoschi
Tilburg, Netherlands
Gabriel Ceicoschi is an AI educator at Aibl.to, based in Tilburg, the Netherlands. He holds a bachelor's degree in computer science and a master's degree in distributed systems, with his master's thesis on NLP forming the basis of an alert prioritization system he later built in production.
Through Aibl.to, Gabriel helps professionals build applications, automate processes, and integrate AI into their workflows. He works with tools like Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT, Gemini, and n8n to teach professionals how to go from idea to working automation in a single workshop session.
He has delivered workshops at ASML, LocHal, ChatBot Summit, and Jabreen Academy, reaching audiences across engineering, sales, marketing, legal, data science, and management. His workshops combine practical hands-on work with real workflows, and after one internal session, agentic coding adoption doubled across a company.
Before focusing on AI education, Gabriel spent four years at Cyscale, a cloud security startup (€3M round), where he built monitoring and risk management features across AWS, GCP, and Azure, gaining hands-on experience with cybersecurity standards including ISO, NIST, and GDPR. He represented the company at the European Cyber Security Organisation (ECSO) finals in The Hague and Bilbao.
Gabriel's approach focuses on sustainable adoption rather than one-time demos. Participants bring their own workflows and leave with automations they can use immediately, building confidence and capability that continues long after the workshop ends.
Latest posts by Gabriel.
AI Won't Transform Your Team Until You Redesign the Workflow
Engineering is showing what real AI transformation looks like: not faster tasks, but workflows redesigned around what AI can do. The same shift is coming to finance, legal, HR, operations, sales, and every other form of knowledge work.
Why Most AI Adoption Fails: Fix the Order, Not the Tool
AI vendors profit from confusion. See the adoption order that protects your team from dark patterns, runaway agent bills, and hype-first training.
GPT-5.6 is here. What it means for your work, in plain terms.
OpenAI announced GPT-5.6 on June 26: three models (Sol, Terra, Luna), lower prices, stronger agents, one EU privacy catch. What it means for your work.
Show us how your team works. We will show you what could change.
Bring a workflow that costs time, attention or money. In 30 minutes, we will identify where AI may help and whether we are the right people to help.