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Practical AI Insights: Understanding and Adopting Generative AI for Learning Leaders
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It has been reported that a majority of US workers have used generative AI at work at least one time (many passing off work completed by such tools as their own). However, a much smaller percentage have integrated gen AI into their regular work, citing lack of use cases, fear of hallucinatory responses, security doubts, and other concerns. To allay these insecurities and make AI tools a little more accessible, Ross Stevenson of Steal These Thoughts joins the show this week.
Ross has held learning leadership positions at Tesco, Trainline, and Filtered, affording him wide-ranging experience as a learning technologist and strategist. He is a speaker, educator, and strategist who dedicates much of his time to simplifying the technology behind AI-enabled tools and demonstrating how they can be used in organizational learning contexts.
Join us as we discuss:
Ross has held learning leadership positions at Tesco, Trainline, and Filtered, affording him wide-ranging experience as a learning technologist and strategist. He is a speaker, educator, and strategist who dedicates much of his time to simplifying the technology behind AI-enabled tools and demonstrating how they can be used in organizational learning contexts.
Join us as we discuss:
- The value generative AI possesses both for individuals and organizations
- The importance of investing in enterprise AI tools, and the security they offer
- Why Generative AI tools require a different approach than the tactics we learned to use with Google and search engines
- AI-related skills to develop, such as prompting, algorithmic knowledge, and bias detection
- The “branding” problem with modern L&D, and why L&D departments are treated with skepticism
- How Ross taught himself to trick, manipulate, and hoodwink you into learning from his brilliant content
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Check out our five most downloaded episodes:
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