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LH135 Human, All Too Human with Liggy Webb
This season has mostly been about AI. When Erica Farmer came on the show in September, she named Liggy Webb as the person she turns to when she wants “a non-AI view on things”. So we asked her on. Liggy Webb is founding director...
LH134 AI’s Hidden Tax with Josh Cavalier
In the current season of the podcast we foreground the figures helping learning people get their heads around AI. This time we particularly wanted to get a US perspective. Josh Cavalier is founder and CEO of JoshCavalier.ai, co-founder of Talent Rewire, and author of...
LH133 The Great AI Steal with Ross Stevenson
Ross Stevenson is founder of Steal These Thoughts! and describes his job as AI enablement architect. Before going independent he was Head of Learning at Trainline, ran digital learning at Tesco for six years, and spent seven years in HR. If enablement sounds a...
LH132 Your People Are Fine: It’s The System That’s Broken with Robin Hoyle
A third of UK workers say their own organisation gets in the way of them doing good work. Four in ten managers would rather not be managers. So why does L&D keep building interventions that ignore the possible situational causes of poor performance? Robin...
LH131 AI for People People with Erica Farmer
Two-thirds of HR professionals say AI is their top development priority. But only a third of organisations offer any AI training – and fewer than one in five think their leaders are equipped to lead in an AI-enabled environment. So where is the gap,...
GMoL47 Learning in a Post-Literate World
Schools, universities and training departments took shape in the age of mass printing initiated by Guttenberg and others in the Sixteenth Century CE. Jeff Jarvis, In The Gutenberg Parenthesis (2023), argues that this development opened a parenthesis (or bracket) which closed with the rapid...
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