It’s in your search engine. Your word processor. Your browser. Your grammar checker. Your research platform. You didn’t choose to work in an AI-enabled environment – opening your laptop put you in it. So when a contract, partner, client, or associate says, “no AI,” what does that mean? It’s not about workflow – you might… Read More I didn’t use AI
If you know that a training and learning intervention won’t help, isn’t going to make a difference, and will just be a cost to the organisation, where do you stand ethically if you say yes to the request? Professional ethics in L&D have been about delivery for too long; they need to be about relevance,… Read More Ethically sound
I’ve been thinking about the relationship between these 3 elements recently and were further stoked by speaking with Julian Stodd. From an LnD perspective, these elements each have layers of influence over the things we do and the relationship between them will determine what we do – or more accurately – don’t do. In the… Read More Ethics, culture and integrity
I’ve recently noticed that the topic of fairness has popped up a bit in my life. Some incidents have been closer to home than others and there seems to have been a little more dialogue recently about what it means to be fair. I live in Waltham Forest which has become a battleground over the development… Read More Fair enough