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When AI Doesn’t Just Respond, But Works

There’s this moment for all of us (well… almost all, or at least many) when you realize that “AI” is changing its role. Not in a grand, philosophical sense, but rather in everyday life: You’re sitting in a call, someone says “Could you please summarize

Pings devour the day

You set out to finally complete that one block today: concept finished, proposal sent, slides polished, mind clear. You open the document, and even before you’ve rephrased the first sentence, what has become so normal that we no longer even call it a ‘disruption’ happens:

What L&D Can Learn from the Automotive Industry

Or: Why a learning format sometimes needs a crash test rather than a kickoff. There are two types of meetings. Some end with a plan.Others end with the phrase: “Let’s just get started.” In Learning & Development, we are surprisingly good at the second category.

ISO standards for learning?!

ISO 29993. ISO 29994. ISO 29992.Sounds a bit like spare-part numbers for a laser printer. And that is exactly how it feels in many L&D teams: You hear “ISO”, nod politely, and then carry on with learning objectives, storytelling, transfer, real people. Completely understandable. Because

From AI Content to AI Colleague: Welcome to the Agent Era (with File Access)

The first part addressed the big content question: AI makes learning content cheap, fast, and universally available – and learners react to it with surprising nuance. Today, we’re focusing on something that is even more critical to the working world: AI that doesn’t just talk,

The AI Content Explosion: Why Learners Smile and Why We Should Still Take a Closer Look

There are those moments in the daily L&D routine that feel like a time warp. You open an authoring tool on Monday morning, type a few lines, and before your coffee has reached its ideal temperature, there it is: a script. Then a quiz. And

4 Good Old Self-Management Techniques – and How to Turbocharge Them with AI Today

Monday morning, 9:03 AM. The calendar is full, the inbox is overflowing, the to-do list looks more like a wish list than a plan. And somewhere in the back of your mind, a thought emerges: “With all these AI tools, I should have this under

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Five years of back-to-back meetings—and what we still haven’t learned

If you do the math, many of us have been spending a good part of our working lives in online meetings for almost five years now. Working from home, in the office, on the train, in a hotel—camera on, mic on, “Can you hear me?”.

Same question, yet still different?

Sometimes AI discussions sound “too technical”. Yet they are often about very practical, everyday questions—for example, why an AI does not always give the same answer for the same input. This exact phenomenon is called nondeterminism. And no: you do not need to be a

Geography of AI: Why the World Simultaneously Divides and Unites

(Even if it’s not directly about learning this time – indirectly, it’s about nothing else.) Sometimes the most exciting developments are not directly learning-related topics, but they change everything we know about learning, working, and future viability. Just like now: AI is spreading across the