I saw a rather fabulous question the other day by Bruno Winck and I’m going to paraphrase it to gauge the opinion of the people who read my wittering: When was the last time you read an interesting text, saw an interesting image, heard some fabulous audio, found it especially good and then learned it… Read More When did you last see original content?
There are certain things which I automate and save myself hours of time – aggregating content, publishing blog posts, preparing audio, creating alt tags for images, summarising datasets etc. This is where AI is in a brilliant place to help us. To take on board the dull and routine activity which we don’t want (or… Read More Automate the routine
I was reading the report last week from Donald H Taylor and Eglė Vinauskaitė called AI in L&D: Intention and reality. It’s a fascinating piece, looking at the results of a survey and the introduction of an Immaturity Model for how L&D is using AI tool. Here’s a couple of thoughts about what I read.… Read More You can’t ignore it
There was a superb paper produced this week which drew on a 2024 survey of more than 9,000 workers across nine countries. In it, it finds that more workers report potential benefits from new technologies like robots and AI for their safety and comfort at work, their pay, and their autonomy on the job, than… Read More AI vs employee
The Fosway Group put out a series of papers last week as part of their Digital Learning Realities series. Now in its 10th year, the research explores how L&D teams rise to the challenge of a fast-changing business environment and tech landscape. I would strongly recommend you read through them to get a sense of… Read More Ahead of the curve
Lost and Desperate 