Publication: The Future of AI in L&D
Leading voices in L&D on AI's real impact, from content creation to career survival.
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AI is changing what L&D is for.
Not just how content gets made. What the function exists to do.
We asked eight of the field's most respected voices where AI is actually moving the needle, where it falls short, and what L&D professionals need to do now to stay relevant.
Inside this report:
- Josh Bersin on why AI-native platforms will replace traditional content libraries and LMS platforms
- Donald H Taylor on the technologies driving real performance improvement, and why the tech is the wrong place to start
- Christopher Lind on measuring ROI, and why most organizations are guessing because they never baselined anything
- David James on skills-based learning and what changes when AI removes L&D as the bottleneck
- Clark Quinn on the limits of generative AI, and why it can slow down your best people
- Connie Malamed on the risks of AI-generated content and how to keep instructional design rigor intact
- Elliott Masie on AI, empathy, and personalizing learning at a human level
- Nick Shackleton-Jones on the shift from courses to experience design, and why guidance removes the need to learn
Eight perspectives. One question: what does L&D look like once AI is no longer optional?
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