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  • Impacts of AI and neuroscience on learning and development

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  • Communities of Practice | The Thinking Effect

    Community of Practices Our Community of Practices (CoP) for Learning and Development (L&D) professionals are dedicated to helping one another learn about AI. We have a collaborative and dynamic global network where members share insights, strategies, and experiences to adapt to the rapid advancements in AI. Members explore innovative AI applications in educational settings through regular discussions, virtual workshops, meet-ups, and shared resources. Community Leader Danielle Wallace, Canada Community: AI + Learning and Development Community of Practice The Beyond the Sky AI + L&D Community of Practice group is an online community created for registered attendees of the Beyond the Sky learning and development digital events, as well as future event registrants. This group aims to provide a supportive environment for professionals and practitioners in the field to connect, share knowledge, and continue their learning journey. Community Leader Eric van de Graaff, Netherlands Community: L&D Innovator | Learning and Development with AI Community of Practice Our vision is to establish 'Future-Ready L&D Innovators', a global community dedicated to the advancement of Learning and Development professionals. This community will explore a range of cutting-edge topics including AI, design thinking, self-directed learning, and skill-building. We aim to empower L&D professionals to stay ahead of trends and effectively integrate innovative practices into corporate training

  • Contact | The Thinking Effect

    Meet the Team Chief Editor & Researcher Mike Vaughan My goal is to help L&D professionals learn about and use AI to advance their careers. ​ Schedule a meeting with Mike Chief AI Strategist & Researcher Markus Bernhardt My goal is to help L&D professionals navigate the fast-evolving, sometimes overwhelming AI landscape. Schedule a meeting with Markus Contact Are you interested in having Markus or Mike speak with your L&D or leadership team about AI? Do you need help building your AI strategy? Or are you looking to collaborate? Please contact us. First name Last name Email Send Sent. Thanks for connecting!! About Mike Mike Vaughan is the Chief Editor at The Thinking Effect, a platform dedicated to helping L&D professionals learn about and use AI tools to advance their careers. He is also the CEO of The Regis Company, which specializes in providing AI-driven tools to accelerate the design and development of business simulations. Mike has been at the forefront of educational technology and adult learning for 25 years. He earned a master’s in cognitive neuroscience from Middlesex University, London, and degrees in psychology and computer science. In addition to speaking at TEDx on the Power of Questions, Mike authored the books "The Thinking Effect," "The End of Training," and "Strategic Performance Learning." Learn more about Mike... About Markus Markus is a specialist for AI Strategy and provides consultancy services as well as facilitates workshops for teams, and leadership. Recognized as a Fellow of the Learning Performance Institute (LPI) and affiliated with organizations such as the Forbes Technology Council, the HBR Advisory Council, and the Learning Development Accelerator (LDA), Markus Bernhardt is a recognized authority, author, panelist, and speaker in the global learning and HR community. Previously serving as Chief Evangelist on the vendor side, Markus has been at the forefront of combining cognitive science with digital learning transformation and AI. Prior, Markus held the CEO position at two education institutions in the UK, backed by an extensive leadership background serving in executive and non-executive board roles. Learn more about Markus... Join The Thinking Effect team. First Name Last Name Email Would you like to do? Submit Thanks for submitting!

  • AI Learning and Development | Simulations

    A place for learning professionals to learn about and use AI tools to advance your career. Over 400+ AI Tools for L&D ​ Find a community of practice to learn with others ​ Unique points of view in the future of learning blog ​ Build your AI acumen or business pl an using these resources From Sandbox to Scale: Integrating Generative AI into Core Business FunctionsIntroduction Updated: July 1st, 2024 Written By: Mike Vaughan & Markus Bernhardt Introduction Generative AI is rapidly transitioning from experimental... Become an AI-fluent Leader in Learning and Development Updated: May 30, 2024 Written By: Mike Vaughan & Markus Bernhardt The Rise of AI in Learning and Development The infiltration of AI in... The Future of Learning Development: Where the Puck Is Going Updated: April 30, 2024 By: Mike Vaughan & Markus Bernhardt As we navigate the exciting terrain of learning and development, infused with... See all the blogs > Resource Overview How Work Preferences Are Shifting in the Age of GenAI A survey of 150,000 people in 188 countries tells us about seeking and keeping work in the face of technological disruption from AI From Time to Value Reframing the Challenge of Organizational Learning Instead of focusing on time, business leaders and L&D professionals need to think more about value. In CLO council dialogues convened by the Learning Forum, five key factors consistently stand out. The ingenuity of generative AI Generative AI has seemed almost too good to be true. The race to deploy AI and raise skills in Europe and beyond Amid tightening labor markets and a slowdown in productivity growth, Europe and the United States face shifts in labor demand, spurred by AI and automation. Future-Proof Your Talent Strategy The universe of skills is expanding and required skills are changing rapidly. Generative AI and the future of work Generative AI is expected to change the structure of “work” as we know it. But before executives can change workflows or adjust employee roles, it’s important to take a deeper dive into what exactly is changing in the work. Perspectives on AI impact to HR Given its ability to complete cognitive tasks, research and opinions suggest that generative AI is affecting the future of work Gen-AI: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Work Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to reshape the global economy, especially in the realm of labor markets. Now decides next: Insights from the leading edge of generative AI adoption Now decides next: The state of generative AI in the enterprise is a quarterly report series by the Deloitte AI Institute exploring how actions taken now will guide Gen AI adoption and impact. Artificial Intelligence Index Report 2023 The AI Index is an independent initiative at the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI), led by the AI Index Steering Committee, an interdisciplinary group of experts from across academia and industry. ChatGPT is an emerging AGI according to Google Deepmind Google Deepmind has proposed a new framework for classifying the capabilities and behaviors of artificial general intelligence (AGI) and its precursors. Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Teaching and Learning This report addresses the clear need for sharing knowledge and developing policies for Artificial Intelligence How Generative AI Will Transform HR A fundamental transformation into a more strategic, value-added, insight-driven HR organization New global study from the IBM Institute for Business Value on the skills gap shifting New IBM study reveals how AI is changing work and what HR leaders should do about it CEO decision-making in the age of AI The IBM Institute for Business Value, in cooperation with Oxford Economics, interviewed 3,000 CEOs from 30+ countries and 24 industries on AI Augmented work for an automated, AI-driven world AI won’t replace people—but people who use AI will replace people who don’t. Generative AI and the future of HR A chatbot may not take your job—but it will almost certainly change it. Here’s how to start thinking about putting gen AI to work for you. Understanding AI in HR A Deep Dive A Deep Dive Whitepaper from The Josh Bersin Company Generative AI and the future of work in America By 2030, activities that account for up to 30 percent of hours currently worked across the US economy could be automated - a trend accelerated by generative AI. The economic potential of generative AI According to a new report that examined 850 jobs across 47 countries, leading consulting firm McKinsey estimates that generative AI could add somewhere between $2.6 trillion to $4.4 trillion annually to the global economy. Insights from American Workers Checkr surveyed American workers from four generations to uncover their feelings about adoption of generative AI tools at work The AI Index Report The AI Index is an independent initiative at the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI), led by the AI Index Steering Committee, an interdisciplinary group of experts from across academia and industry. Expanding AI’s Impact With Organizational Learning Organizational learning with AI is demanding. It requires humans and machines to not only work together but also learn from each other — over time, in the right way, and in the appropriate contexts. The State of Organizations 2023: Ten shifts transforming organizations Can AI play a role in building the organization? You better believe it. LinkedIn Global Talent Trends Report LinkedIn’s report shows that while hiring has slowed around the world, many forward-thinking employers are prioritizing internal mobility, in part because employee skill-building is linked to higher rates of retention. Future of Jobs Report Economic, health and geopolitical trends have created divergent outcomes for labour markets globally in 2023 Future of jobs 2023: These are the most in-demand skills now The World Economic Forum has predicted these likely skillsets – and how demand for them could grow – in its Future of Jobs 2023 report. Comparing Physician and Artificial Intelligence Responses to Questions A study comparing ChatGPT vs. Doctors for responding to patient questions demonstrated the clear-cut superiority of ChatGPT for more accurate and empathic responses. ChatGPT and AI in higher education The Quick Start Guide provides an overview of how ChatGPT works and explains how it can be used in higher education. Ethics in the Age of AI: Generating the Future Responsibility co-founders of Ethical Compass Advisors, share fascinating insights where the potential pitfalls might be with generative AI. World Trends Report The World of Work Trends Report 2023 presents the latest trends in people strategies and practices emerging from leading organisations worldwide. When Content Creation Goes to Zero The most significant consequence of AI is that it will push creation costs to zero. Highlights of ChatGPT 4 What's new with ChatGPT 4 World-class AI for education By leveraging AI, we can bring the benefits of one-on-one tutoring—deep understanding, confidence, clarity, and empowerment—to all students. The future of L&D: How AI is revolutionizing talent development For organizations to remain competitive in today’s rapidly evolving work environment, they must keep up with these advancements. Upskilling How to use simulations to engage, grow, and retain your workfoce HR Predictions 2023 CEOs and CFOs are going to push to maintain and grow profits, focus on cash and financial sustainability, and search for new postures for growth. Developing Your High Potential Organizations are finally beginning to come to grips with the fact that formal learning represents a relatively small percentage of how people learn. See all 30+ resources > LipDub Video Synthesia Avatar Eleven Labs Voice 7Taps eLearning See all 400+ AI Tools > Button Button Experiential Learning While AI and neuroscience have their place, hands-on activities and real-world scenarios provide the most effective way for learners to truly understand and apply what they have learned. By focusing on experiential learning, L&D professionals can help learners develop the skills they need to succeed in their roles and stay ahead in their careers." AI vs Neuroscience While AI has its place in the L&D field, I believe that a focus on neuroscience is ultimately more important for developing truly effective learning and development strategies. AI can actually be helpful Through this website, I have learned how AI can actually be a powerful tool for L&D professionals, enabling us to create more personalized and effective learning experiences for our learners. Contact us >

  • Communities of Practice | The Thinking Effect

    To see this working, head to your live site. Categories All Posts My Posts L&D Communities of Practice Learn about AI with other L&D professionals Create New Post Impacts of AI on L&D Post questions. Share stories, ideas, charts, resources, and challenges. subcategory-list-item.views subcategory-list-item.posts 0 Follow Research and advancements in AI These may not have direct impact to L&D, but they may on our life subcategory-list-item.views subcategory-list-item.posts 0 Follow Authors, Podcasters, Bloggers Recommend podcasters, bloggers, YouTubers, and others... subcategory-list-item.views subcategory-list-item.posts 0 Follow 2023 Posts Welcome! Have a look around and join the conversations. subcategory-list-item.views subcategory-list-item.posts 41 Follow New Posts Sujoy Banerjee Dec 13, 2023 Use Conversational AI to bridge the Gap in Leadership Development Program 2023 Posts Despite well-intentioned leadership development programs or for that matter any other behavior or skill development training where coginitive skill or any kind of language skill is at the core, the impact of such training often falls short. Because, for participants it is the problem of opportunity to apply such skills immediately after the training and receive a real time feedback. For example, consider a leader trained in performance appraisal discussions. During the training session he learnt the theory and best practices, engage in role-play, and return to work feeling confident. Months later, when the time comes for an actual appraisal conversation he struggle to recall the training and lack of instant coach or mentor support (because getting a people resource anytime and everytime is difficult to get) , leading to a disastrous outcome and losing a high-performer to a competitor. So where was the gap? The program was good, intent was right but even then the desired outcome has not come. This hypothetical scenario highlights the gap: The lack of practice opportunities and real-time mentorship. Here comes the role of Conversational AI. What is conversational AI: It refers to the use of artificial intelligence to simulate human-like interactions, providing real-time responses and engaging users in meaningful dialogue. So conversational AI can bridge the gap to a large extent in leadership training by providing a virtual coach available 24/7 to your participants, allowing them to rehearse conversations, receive instant feedback, and refine their skills precisely "when needed". By practicing with an AI tool tailored to the persona of their team member, leaders can better prepare in the moment of need (because normally Adults learn when they need it the most) for critical interactions, reducing the risk of costly mistakes. However, before adopting Conversational AI, it's essential to consider the investment of time, resources, and energy to ensure it aligns with your organizational context. Explore such use cases and engage with such edtech vendors offering Conversational AI solutions or inhouse development (if you have internal resources to develop) of such tool to bridge the gap in leadership development training effectively. Like 3 0 comments 0 Eric van de Graaff | L&D Innovatr Dec 12, 2023 Ambassador or Pirate? 2023 Posts Corporate reality is changing fast, especially with Artificial Intelligence (AI). For those of us in Learning and Development (L&D), it's time to ask: Should we guide AI use like ambassadors, or explore bold new ideas like pirates? With this article I also give a big shout out to Michael Vaughan for creating the thinking effect community, to Lauren Waldman, Learning Pirate for inspiring this article and to Angela Yu and Chris Haroun & Luka Anicin for introducing me to Python programming. The AI Change in Pharma: AI is making big changes in our field. It helps discover new drugs and promises to take care of patients in special ways. But, it also means we need to learn new skills. That's where L&D comes in. L&D's Role: We need to teach people about AI. Whether it’s showing how AI works or finding new ways to learn, we're the ones to help everyone get ready for an AI future. AI Ambassadors vs. AI Pirates: If we're AI ambassadors, we focus on teaching AI skills clearly and carefully. We help everyone understand and use AI well. But as AI pirates, we try new, exciting ways to learn. We might use fun tech tools or surprise methods to make learning about AI interesting and different. What To Do Next: No matter which way we choose, here are some ideas: • Create classes about AI for different jobs. • Work with tech experts to make learning fun and interactive. • Keep learning and trying new things ourselves. Conclusion and call to action: Being an AI ambassador or pirate isn't just picking one. It's about finding the best mix for us and our teams. We're here to make sure everyone can succeed in a world with AI. How do you use AI in your teaching? Do you prefer being an ambassador, a pirate, or a bit of both? You may even prefer more or less visible: the Advocate, the Rockstar or the Ninja? Let’s talk about it and support the learner to be her best version. Like 0 comments 0 Mike Vaughan Oct 09, 2023 Generative AI: How will it affect future jobs and workflows. -McKinsey 2023 Posts https://www.mckinsey.com/mgi/our-research/generative-ai-how-will-it-affect-future-jobs-and-workflows?stcr=389EED4F84E14E119812931DC985E871&cid=other-eml-nsl-mip-mck&hlkid=99aeedad0ab4425da3f9f150a85ad728&hctky=9246637&hdpid=5b3f3d5d-b0f5-4525-8740-feb846bc1712 Like 0 comments 0 Forum - Frameless

  • About Mike | The Thinking Effect

    < Back to Contact Hello My wife, Stefania, and I love to travel. We try to go to someone new in the world every year. We are empty nesters, so traveling, reading, and taking our dog Silu on walks is our thing. We have three awesome kids (young adults) and a beautiful granddaughter. Our playground is the Colorado mountains. Schedule a meeting with Mike Recent podcasts My Story Books, Research, and Talks My Story file share Schedule a meeting with Mike < Back to Contact

  • About Markus | The Thinking Effect

    < Back to Contact Hello I'm Markus, and I am passionate about all things AI, its applications, and its implementations. After relocating from Cambridge in the UK to the San Francisco Bay Area with my wife Marjan, I am enjoying this new chapter, professionally with my network here, as well as being closer to those family members based in the US. Recent podcasts My Story Thought Leadership, Articles, Books My Story Schedule a meeting with Markus My Story < Back to Contact

  • Wibbitz: | The Thinking Effect

    < AI Tools Wibbitz: Overall average rating is null out of 5 0.0 (average of all ratings) Video Edit Mail No video available This AI tool uses natural language processing and machine learning algorithms to generate videos automatically from text content. You can input a text article, and the tool will generate a video complete with images, music, and text animation. Ratings Total Ratings : 0 Recommended : average rating is null out of 5 Accelerate: average rating is null out of 5 0.0 0.0 (5 = highly recommended) (5 = significantly accelerates design or development) Usability: average rating is null out of 5 0.0 (5 = easy to learn and intuitive to use) Learner impact: average rating is null out of 5 0.0 (1 = knowledge ... 5= behavior change) Total Comments : 0 Comments/Use Cases Previous Next

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