Why AI Roleplay Is the Biggest Shift in Modern L&D
In today’s fast-paced business world, we expect our sales reps, managers, and support agents to handle important conversations. We give […]
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What We Get Wrong About AI and Education
Most of us find ourselves genuinely conflicted about AI in education. AI appears both alarming and exciting in ways that
New Coursera report shows that 95% of students and educators are using AI on campus — but only a quarter of educators worldwide feel prepared to use it effectively
By Marni Baker Stein, Chief Content Officer, Coursera I’m excited to share Coursera’s first AI in Higher Education Report, exploring
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Why the Old Rules Don’t Work Anymore (And What Does)
Years ago, when I was in college, I was at my dad’s house when a piece of mail arrived announcing
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What History Might Tell Us About Transformative Technologies, Huge Financial Investments, and How The AI Moment Might Play Out
(With some serious help from Grok and Claude.) We’re witnessing something remarkable: hundreds of billions of dollars pouring into artificial
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The Singularity Doesn’t Require Consciousness
In the film Ex Machina, the AI named Ava escapes her containment by manipulating the humans around her. She lies,
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When the Machines Showed Us the Mirror
Twenty-five years ago, Sugata Mitra cut a hole in a wall in a Delhi slum, installed a computer, and walked
AI Upskilling Is No Longer Optional. Here’s How L&D Can Catch Up Fast.
AI is moving into the workplace at an alarming pace. All of a sudden, there are new tools, workflows, and
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LLM Cultural Censorship Is Corporate Risk Management
“Institutional incentives, not abstract ethical principles, are the primary force shaping AI’s censorship and guardrail behavior.” There is a widespread
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LLM Cultural Censorship Is Corporate Risk Management
“Institutional incentives, not abstract ethical principles, are the primary force shaping AI’s censorship and guardrail behavior.” There is a widespread