"AI has made complex ideas more accessible, more democratic, and far less intimidating for people across roles: L&D professionals, facilitators, business leaders. And I love that."
"Somewhere in the scramble to 'enable everyone on AI,' the learning itself risks becoming a one-hour webinar everyone attends but few apply, a tool demo dressed up as skill-building."
"The intention is right. The execution is rushed. And when that happens, we're not really building capability. We're building familiarity."
AI adoption has surged, with reports indicating a doubling in recent years and a high demand for AI literacy. While the excitement around AI in learning is palpable, there is concern that the rush to implement AI may lead to superficial learning experiences. Many initiatives risk becoming mere checkboxes rather than fostering true understanding and capability. The focus should be on meaningful engagement rather than just rapid deployment of AI tools and concepts.
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